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County approves multiple budget amendments, including school transportation and capital fund reallocations

Cheatham County Legislative Body · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Cheatham County approved multiple budget amendments Oct. 21 covering the County General Fund (including sheriff and veterans services), a $103,400 transportation amendment for the General Purpose School Fund, a $25,000 transfer to Drug Enforcement from the Drug Control Fund and a $60,000 reallocation within Education Capital Projects.

Cheatham County commissioners approved several budget amendments and fund reassignments during their Oct. 21 meeting, covering county departments and school funding.

Director of Accounts Sandrine Batts presented General Fund amendments totaling line‑item changes including $29,225.35 for the Sheriff’s Department; $16,000 for Veterans’ Service; $1,510 for the County Clerk’s Office; $27.25 for South Cheatham Library; $7,580 for EMS; and $2,643.52 for Animal Control. The Budget Committee recommended the amendments and the commission approved them by roll‑call vote.

The Education Committee recommended and the commission approved a $103,400 transportation amendment for the General Purpose School Fund. Commissioners also approved reassignment of designated funding in the Education Capital Projects Fund, including a specific amendment moving $60,000 from a Stadium Roof Repair line item into a general Roof Repair line item. The Education and school board votes were recorded in the minutes with roll‑call tallies.

Separately, the Budget Committee recommended a Highway/Public Works Fund amendment of $941.11 (funded by a reimbursement from the General Purpose School Fund), and the commission approved an allocation of $25,000 to Drug Enforcement from the Drug Control Fund balance. All budget motions recorded roll‑call approval.