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Alpena County finance committee approves multiple budget adjustments including inmate garden grant and 911 integration
Summary
County committee approved several budget changes Oct. 14: a $2,500 Community Foundation award for an inmate garden, a $5,340 Ambulance Fund transfer for 911 Ceo integration, a $910 transfer for Emergency Management vehicle maintenance, and payment arrangements for Annex parking-lot work totaling $50,065.
The Finance Ways & Means Committee approved a package of budget adjustments and payments during its Oct. 14 meeting.
Undersheriff Cash Kroll said the Community Foundation awarded $2,500 toward an inmate garden project that will offer educational opportunities for inmates in the IGNITE Program; the committee approved adding $2,500 to both the revenue and expense lines for the Jail Veg Garden, and minutes note the garden will rely on grants, donations and partnerships so it will not cost the county general fund.
911 Director Kim Elkie told the committee that earlier paperwork omitted language needed to draw funds from the Ambulance Fund for a Ceo integration project; the committee approved a $5,340 transfer from the Ambulance & Emergency Services System millage to cover implementation and the first year’s subscription.
Elkie also reported that 911 covered half of a vehicle repair and requested a $910 transfer from Emergency Management support hours to vehicle maintenance to cover the county’s half; the committee approved the transfer and noted no impact to the General Fund.
Administrator Jesse Osmer presented a maintenance budget adjustment and related transfers to pay C&C Excavating Invoice #191 for $50,065 for Annex parking-lot work; committee minutes record approval of the transfer and payment.
All budget adjustments and payments were carried by roll-call votes in committee as recorded in the meeting minutes.
