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Fulton County approves $229,387 in payables, $122,828 payroll and a $7,957 RBA invoice
Summary
At the Jan. 6, 2026 reorganizational meeting, Fulton County commissioners approved $229,387.17 in accounts payable across multiple funds, authorized $122,828.46 in payroll, and approved an RBA invoice for $7,957.31; all motions passed unanimously.
Fulton County commissioners approved several financial items Jan. 6, 2026, including accounts payable totaling $229,387.17, payroll of $122,828.46, and an RBA invoice for $7,957.31, according to meeting minutes.
Commissioner Hervey P. Hann moved to approve accounts payable dated Jan. 6, 2026 in the amount of $229,387.17. The transcript records a fund-by-fund breakdown: General Fund $53,157.03; Liquid Fuels $13.41; Independent Living $12,558.01; SFC Evidence Based Practice $12,650.30; Law Library $2,637.72; 911 $11,326.59; Act 13 Marcellus Shale Recreational $7,000.00; Capital Projects $75,662.44; Debt Service $28,783.34; Krivak Trust Fund $25,598.33. The motion passed with all commissioners voting in favor.
Commissioner Hann also moved to approve payroll in the amount of $122,828.46; that motion passed unanimously. Later in the meeting, the board approved an RBA invoice for $7,957.31 on a motion by Commissioner Hann.
The approvals were recorded as unanimous votes by the three commissioners present. The meeting minutes do not record any abstentions, roll-call breakdown beyond the unanimous vote, or public comment on the financial items.
The board adjourned at 10:37 a.m.; separate minutes for the Salary and Retirement Board reorganizational meetings are filed separately.
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