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Budget committee reports reimbursements and school funding transfers

Cheatham County Commission · May 12, 2026
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Summary

The county budget committee reported several approved transfers and reimbursements, including multiple Tennessee Highway Safety Office grants to the sheriff's office (totaling several thousand dollars), $18,380.75 for clerk's office improvements at Pilgrim, a $350,000 transfer for War Eagle Farm capital projects, $651,717.97 for summer instruction programs, and a $533,724.80 interfund capital outlay note for school laptops.

A budget committee representative told the commission the committee met and approved a series of transfers and items at its May meeting.

The first group of items were transfers and reimbursements from the Tennessee Highway Safety Office to the sheriff's office: $10,695.85 (teaching teens traffic safety grant for payroll and equipment), $3,675.00 (teaching teens traffic safety payroll), $86.69 (DUI grant payroll/equipment), and $2,409.18 (network coordinator grant for payroll and travel). The committee also approved $18,380.75 transferred from titling and registration reserve funds to improve the Cheatham County Clerk's Office in Pilgrim.

Committee members also approved a $350,000 transfer from the general purpose school fund balance for capital projects at War Eagle Farm. A separate general purpose school request for $651,717.97 to set up summer instruction and fund summer learning camp operations at three county locations was approved by the committee 4–0 with one abstention. The committee reported approving an interfund capital outlay note of $533,724.80 to fund school system laptops out of education debt for the current budget year.

The budget committee reported unanimous or near-unanimous committee votes on these items; several were recorded as passing 5–0 or 4–0 with one abstention in committee. The report included surplus approvals for obsolete time clocks and a 2006 Chevrolet 2500 from animal control slated for disposal.

No final commission votes on these items are recorded in the workshop transcript; the budget committee report was informational to the full commission at the workshop.