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County council adopts appropriation ordinance, approves small transfer and minutes
Summary
The Harrison County Council adopted an appropriation ordinance listing multiple line‑item allocations, approved a $175.25 transfer from 'grave markers' to 'animal feed' and approved corrected May 12 minutes; motions carried 4‑0 where votes were recorded.
At its June 23 meeting in Corydon, the Harrison County Council reviewed and adopted an ordinance that adds appropriations across the County General Fund, the County Share of the Riverboat Fund and the Park & Recreation Fund for various line items. The ordinance text shown in the meeting minutes lists multiple allocations and concludes with the notation 'ADOPTED THIS 23rd DAY OF JUNE, 2025.'
During the meeting, Councilman Jake Blackman moved to approve a transfer of $175.25 from 'grave markers' to 'animal feed' within the commissioners’ budget (county general fund) under Public Law 54. Councilman Richard Gerdon seconded and the motion passed with a recorded vote of 4 ayes and 0 nays.
The council also approved a matching reduction to the grave markers appropriation so the transfer could be processed. The previously tabled May 12, 2025 council meeting minutes were brought forward; Councilman Blackman moved to approve the minutes as corrected, Councilman Gerdon seconded, and the motion carried 4‑0. The council then voted to adjourn at 7:45 p.m.; the adjournment motion carried 4‑0.
The meeting record included some transcription errors in the minutes page but the formal actions above (ordinance adoption, transfer and minutes approval) are recorded in the meeting minutes.
