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Franklin County approves $5,000 transfer to Home Care, cancels old check and funds three nonprofits

Franklin County Board of Supervisors · April 21, 2026
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Summary

The board adopted RESOLUTION 2026-36 to transfer $5,000 from the General Basic Fund to Franklin County Home Care, approved RESOLUTION 2026-38 to cancel outstanding pre‑fiscal‑year checks (including a $42 check to Allison Potter), and approved three FY2027 nonprofit funding agreements; all motions passed unanimously.

The Franklin County Board of Supervisors on April 21 approved a set of fiscal housekeeping and small funding measures, including a $5,000 operating transfer to Franklin County Home Care, cancellation of specified outstanding checks from prior fiscal years, and three nonprofit funding agreements for FY2027.

The board adopted RESOLUTION 2026-36, authorizing transfer of $5,000 from the General Basic Fund (account 01000-10300-814-99-823) to Franklin County Home Care (60202-10000-9000-12) for general operating support. The motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lukensmeyer and seconded by Supervisor McVicker; the roll call vote was Ayes: Lukensmeyer, McVicker, Vanness; Nays: none.

The board also approved RESOLUTION 2026-38 directing the Auditor to stop payment on checks dated before June 30, 2025 and to credit the amounts back to their originating accounts. The resolution lists Warrant #40050 (issue date 3/19/2025) for Allison Potter in the amount of $42.00 as one example. The motion carried by unanimous roll call.

Separately, the board approved three nonprofit agreements for FY2027 funding: Crisis Intervention Services, Franklin County Development Association, and CAL Over 60’s. Those motions were moved by Supervisor McVicker, seconded by Supervisor Lukensmeyer, and recorded as 'All ayes.' The transcript does not include detailed funding amounts for the nonprofit agreements beyond noting approval; those amounts are not specified in the meeting record.

Copies of the full resolutions and agreements are available on the county website or from the Auditor's office.