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Juniata County approves policy for handling cash payments amid coin shortages
Summary
The Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-2, a county policy on handling cash payments in response to coin circulation shortages, following a presentation by Tax Claim Director Hillary Kindervater.
The Juniata County Board of Commissioners on April 28 adopted Resolution 2026-2, establishing an official county policy for the handling of cash payments in response to coin circulation shortages. The resolution was presented by Tax Claim Director Hillary Kindervater, moved by Commissioner Mark Partner, seconded by Commissioner Todd Graybill and adopted unanimously.
The resolution formalizes procedures for accepting, accounting for and processing cash payments when coin shortages affect routine transactions; the transcript records the board’s adoption but does not specify operational details of the policy in the meeting minutes. Tax Claim Director Kindervater presented the measure as a response to coin circulation shortages affecting daily transactions.
The resolution took effect immediately upon adoption; the board recorded no dissenting votes and no additional funding or administrative assignments were specified in the minutes.
