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Waupaca County approves $140,370 in 2022 contingency transfers; measure passes 22-2
Summary
The county board approved contingency transfers totaling $140,370—$121,120 for law enforcement fuel and $19,250 for human resources attorney fees—by a 22-2 vote after Finance Committee recommendation.
Waupaca County supervisors approved transfers totaling $140,370 from the county's 2022 contingency fund on Feb. 21, passing the measure 22-2.
Resolution No. 39 (2022-2023), recommended by the county Finance Committee and moved by Supervisor D. Johnson with Supervisor Bosquez seconding, directs $121,120 to Law Enforcement for fuel costs and $19,250 to Human Resources for attorney fees to close the 2022 books.
The vote was recorded as 22 in favor and 2 opposed. The transcript does not identify the two no votes by name. The resolution passed and will be recorded in county financial records, per the committee's recommendation.
