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Lunenburg board approves supplemental school appropriations, accepts audit and small law-enforcement grant
Summary
The board approved three school supplemental appropriations, moved $58,868 from capital to data processing for an IBM Power10 purchase, accepted a Treasurer turnover audit with no findings, declared surplus furniture and accepted a $2,811 DCJS law-enforcement grant.
The Lunenburg County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 8 approved several budget and administrative measures, including three school supplemental appropriations, a reclassification of capital funds to cover an IBM Power10 system purchase, acceptance of the Treasurer's turnover audit and acceptance of a $2,811 Local Law Enforcement grant.
Jessica Nowlin, presenting for the school division, said average daily membership was 1,493 and that the revised School Board budget was based on 1,485; she asked the board to approve three supplemental appropriations that required no additional local funds. The board unanimously approved Supplemental Appropriation FY2024 #3, #4 and #5.
Administrator Tracy M. Gee requested moving $58,868 from Capital Funds to Data Processing to pay for the previously authorized IBM Power10 hardware and software; the board unanimously approved the transfer to correct the fund coding. Gee also presented a Treasurer turnover audit performed by Robinson, Farmer, Cox and noted there were no findings; the board unanimously accepted the audit.
The board declared seven couches from the Health Department lobby surplus to be disposed at the Lunenburg Landfill after the Health Department purchased new furniture, and unanimously accepted and appropriated a $2,811 DCJS Local Law Enforcement grant for the Sheriff’s Office.
These actions were taken by unanimous votes recorded at the meeting and will be processed by county administration and finance staff for implementation.
