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Huron County transfers $86,316 to Board of Elections for Clear Ballot and Triad contracts
Summary
Commissioners approved an $86,316 appropriation transfer to cover a five-year Clear Ballot license and warranty ($40,801) and a Triad voter registration system contract ($45,515), authorizing the auditor to record the adjustment; vote was unanimous.
The Huron County Board of Commissioners on July 22 approved an appropriation transfer of $86,316 from the county general fund to the Board of Elections account to cover contract costs for election systems.
The transfer funds a five-year Clear Ballot license and warranty for $40,801 and a Triad Governmental Systems, Inc. contract for the county voter registration system for $45,515. Commissioner Tom Dunlap moved the resolution and Commissioner Harry Brady seconded; the roll-call vote was Aye from Harry Brady, Tom Dunlap and Bradley R. Mesenburg.
The resolution instructs the county auditor to record the appropriation adjustment and directs that a certified copy of the resolution be sent to the requesting department. Treasurer Megan Bursley presented the item as part of routine fiscal management.
The action appears to be a straightforward funding authorization; no public comment or opposition to the transfer was recorded on the minutes.
