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Cheatham County approves multiple budget amendments and a $4.2 million school maintenance note

Cheatham County Legislative Body · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners approved a package of General Fund budget amendments covering departments including elections and courthouse security, authorized Solid Waste amendments, and approved a three-year School Maintenance Capital Outlay Note not to exceed $4.2 million. The deadline to adopt the FY2020 proposed budget was extended to June 5.

The Cheatham County Legislative Body approved a slate of budget amendments to the County General Fund and related funds during its May 20 meeting.

Director of Accounts Sandrine Batts presented amendments allocating funds to multiple line items, including $110,000 to the Election Commission and $23,777.17 for courtroom/courthouse security, among other departmental adjustments. The package was recommended by the Budget Committee and approved by roll-call vote 12–0; funding sources were described as various.

Separately, commissioners authorized a Solid Waste/Sanitation Fund amendment allocating $7,978 to landfill operation and maintenance using Solid Waste Used Oil Grant funds. The body also authorized a three-year School Maintenance Capital Outlay Note not to exceed $4,200,000 to support school maintenance needs; that measure passed by roll-call vote 12–0. Finally, the commission voted to extend the deadline for adopting the proposed FY2019–2020 budget from May 20 to June 5.

Minutes list many individual line-item adjustments across libraries, jail, sanitation education, sheriff, and other departments; where the minutes present specific dollar figures those numbers are reported above. The motions were recorded as Resolutions 12–15.