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Board approves claims, apportionments and a $100,000 highway interfund transfer

Board of County Commissioners of Delaware County · November 10, 2025

Summary

At its Nov. 10 meeting the Delaware County commissioners approved a large list of vendor claims and 308 apportionments across multiple funds totaling $654,137.29, and authorized a $100,000 interfund transfer from Highway Sales Tax District #2 to Highway Lease/Purchase.

The Delaware County Board of County Commissioners approved routine financial items on Nov. 10, including payment of a multi‑department claims list and the signing of 308 apportionments across highway, fire, miscellaneous and special funds.

The meeting record lists vendor and line‑item details across fund types; cumulative amounts recorded in the minutes total $654,137.29 in the presented apportionments and special fund allocations. Notable line items in the record include a Fair Grounds project payment to MYERS‑CHERRY CONSTRUCTION for $98,342.75 and software licensing of $10,000 to IWorQ Systems.

Commissioners also approved an interfund transfer of $100,000 from Highway Sales Tax District #2 to Highway Lease/Purchase and signed payroll affidavits for the Nov. 14 payroll. The board voted to sign an opioid abatement grant award agreement for the Sheriff’s Office and approved a correction deed returning the Health Department building to the Health Department.

Why it matters: The approvals allocate county operating and capital resources across highways, public safety, and special funds and complete routine fiscal tasks necessary to maintain county operations.

Next steps: County finance and department staff will process the payments and execute the interfund transfer; no further board action was recorded on these items at the meeting.

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