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Sheriff's office asks to move Title III funds to Search and Rescue; commissioners request program details
Summary
The Sheriff's Office requested a budget amendment to transfer Title III funds to Search and Rescue. With no Sheriff staff present, Treasurer Zack DeHaven outlined the request and commissioners asked for program-specific information; no decision was made.
Kittitas County staff brought a request on July 24 from the Sheriff's Office to transfer Title III funds to its Search and Rescue program for fiscal support. Treasurer Zack DeHaven explained the request in the absence of Sheriff staff and commissioners asked for additional, program-specific information before making a determination.
No formal motion or vote occurred at the meeting. Commissioners requested staff or Sheriff's Office representatives provide details on how the funds would be used within the Search and Rescue program prior to any budget amendment.
The item remains pending; staff were directed to return with the requested program information so the board can consider a formal budget amendment.
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