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Board approves seven 2026 budget and administrative resolutions
Summary
The Delaware County Board adopted Resolutions 73–79 (budget amendments and administrative actions), including grants for emergency services, children and youth health needs, Youth Bureau training funds, tourism promotion, tax-roll corrections, surplus property disposition and payment of audit; most were approved by roll-call 'Yes' votes and one by voice vote.
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The Delaware County Board of Supervisors approved seven routine budget amendments and administrative resolutions (Resolutions 73–79) during the meeting.
Resolution 73, a 2026 budget amendment to accept an IP network grant for the Department of Emergency Services, was moved, seconded and approved on roll call, with the clerk recording affirmative responses for all members called. Resolution 74 (acceptance of a community accessibility and inclusion grant for children and youth with special health care needs through the Department of Public Health Services) likewise passed on roll call. Resolution 75 accepted regional training funds for the Youth Bureau and passed after roll-call approval; Resolution 76 approved a budget amendment to promote tourism through the Department of Economic Development; and Resolution 77 authorized corrections to current tax rolls and referenced section 554 of the real property tax law as the relevant authority. Resolution 78 (authorization to dispose of personal property no longer necessary for public use, Department of Building and Grounds) was approved by voice vote. Resolution 79, authorizing payment of audit items, was approved on roll call.
Roll-call pattern: for the resolutions recorded by roll call, the clerk called members by name and the recorded responses were 'Yes' from the named members, reflecting unanimous support among those present. The transcript lists the called names and the affirmative responses for each roll call.
Next steps: Each approved resolution will be processed per county administrative procedures; specifics such as grant amounts or detailed allocations were not included in the verbal roll-call text and are not specified in the meeting transcript.

