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Delaware County commissioners approve authorization to transfer 911 funds

Board of County Commissioners of Delaware County · March 26, 2026
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Summary

At a March 26 special session, the Delaware County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved, among those present, a resolution authorizing a transfer of 911 funds; the resolution text was read into the record. The transcript does not specify the transfer amount or intended uses.

The Delaware County Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution authorizing the transfer of 911 funds during a special session on March 26, 2026.

Commissioner David Poindexter, chairman, and Commissioner David Beck voted to approve the authorization after District Attorney Doug Pewitt read the complete resolution into the record. County Clerk Barbara Barnes served as secretary for the meeting. Commissioner Jake Callihan was absent.

The board first voted to move the item forward for discussion; Commissioner David Beck made the motion to consider authorization, and Commissioner Poindexter seconded. After the resolution was read aloud by District Attorney Doug Pewitt, Poindexter moved to approve the authorization and Beck seconded. The roll-call vote recorded Poindexter—yes and Beck—yes; the motion carried among those present. The transcript does not specify the dollar amount of the transfer or the intended recipient or use of the funds.

The agenda for the special session had been posted on March 24, 2026, and placed in the courthouse kiosk and on the county website, according to the meeting record. Following the approval, the board moved to adjourn; Poindexter moved to adjourn at 11:10 a.m., Beck seconded, and the roll call recorded both votes as yes.

The meeting record documents the procedural steps taken—introduction of the motion to consider authorization, reading of the resolution into the record, approval of the authorization by commissioners present, and prompt adjournment. The record does not state any additional discussion, public comment, the transfer amount, or subsequent implementation steps for the 911 funds transfer.