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Oscoda County board approves budget amendments, June expenditure report and claims

Oscoda County Board of Commissioners · July 22, 2025
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Summary

The Oscoda County Board of Commissioners approved multiple budget amendments, accepted the June 2025 expenditure report showing a grand total of $1,933,337.65, and approved the Claims and Audit Docket for $69,548.28 during its July 22 meeting in Mio.

The Oscoda County Board of Commissioners approved several budget amendments and accepted the county's June 2025 expenditure report at its July 22 regular meeting in Mio.

Board members voted unanimously to add a new general-fund line, 101-000-503.00, "Federal Grant —6 Elections," and to reallocate child-care funds: $4,000 moved to RDSS Travel/Expense and $3,000 moved to CCF Staff Training. The board also approved increases to Courthouse Grounds utility lines: a $7,000 increase to the Mich-Con gas budget line and a $13,000 increase to the electric budget line. Those adjustments were made as amendments to the affected fund budgets.

The board reviewed the June 2025 expenditure report, which lists a Grand Total of $1,933,337.65 across all funds and provides detailed subtotals (for example, combined General Fund payroll and expenses listed as $456,762.46). The Claims and Audit Docket for July 22, 2025 was presented in the amount of $69,548.28; the board approved the docket by roll call.

All motions on the consent calendar and related budget amendments passed on roll-call votes with Commissioners Breaugh, Handrich, Bondar, McCauley and Varner recorded as voting yes.

The approvals affect multiple county program lines and will be reflected in the next financial reporting cycle. The board noted the expenditures and set the next regular meeting for Aug. 12, 2025.