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Simpson County Fiscal Court OKs KOHS grant application, approves budget transfers
Summary
The Simpson County Fiscal Court authorized its judge/executive to apply for FY-2022 grant funds from the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security and approved four interfund and line-item budget transfers; both actions passed unanimously at the special-called meeting.
The Simpson County Fiscal Court on May 31 authorized the county judge/executive to sign paperwork to apply for and accept FY-2022 grant funds from the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security and approved several budget transfers.
At 8:30 a.m., the county judge/executive called the special-called meeting to order in the second-floor conference room of the Simpson County Historic Courthouse. The court recorded five elected members present (the judge/executive and four magistrates); the county attorney and treasurer were absent.
The court passed Resolution 2022-05-31, which authorizes the judge/executive to execute all documents necessary to make application for and enter into an agreement with the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security for FY-2022 grant funds. North Magistrate Scott Poston moved the resolution; West Magistrate Nathaniel Downey seconded, and the measure passed by unanimous voice vote.
The court then approved a package of budget transfers. The transfers recorded were: $6,000 from transfer reserve (01-9200-999) to cover County Clerk deputies (01-5010-103); $6,000 moved to the county's 01-9300-999 account (transfer to other funds) from 01-9200-999; $5,000 applied to janitorial (03-5101-411) from 01-9300-999; and $1,000 to office supplies (03-5101-445) from 01-9300-999. South Magistrate Myron Thurman moved the transfers; Poston seconded, and the motions carried unanimously.
A final motion to adjourn was made and seconded, and the court adjourned at 8:32 a.m.
The meeting record notes a reference to an attachment filed with the minutes. The transcript spells the county judge/executive's surname inconsistently; the court record here refers only to the official role to avoid endorsing either spelling. The county clerk is listed in the record as Pam Rohrs and is noted as present.
