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Crawford County supervisors approve $1.76 million in fund transfers, hire seasonal parks worker
Summary
At a May 19 meeting the Crawford County Board of Supervisors approved three fund-transfer resolutions moving a total of $1,765,896 into county funds, renewed a small contract, approved a seasonal parks hire and discussed a VOIP project move.
The Crawford County Board of Supervisors on May 19 approved three resolutions transferring a total of $1,765,896 into county funds, renewed a contract for cost-allocation services and approved the hiring of a seasonal park attendant.
Chair Craig Dozark presided over the meeting, which began at 9:00 A.M. Supervisors Schultz, Muhlbauer, Heiden and Rosburg were recorded as present. The board read and approved the minutes of previous meetings and approved the Clerk of Court fees for April 2026.
In a unanimous roll call, the board adopted Resolution No. 2026–20 to move $240,136 from the General Basic Fund #0001 and $1,510,760 from the Rural Basic Fund #0011 into the Secondary Road Fund #0020. The vote was recorded as Aye: Schultz, Muhlbauer, Dozark, Heiden and Rosburg.
The board also approved Resolution No. 2026–21, transferring $200,000 from General Basic Fund #0001 into General Supplemental Fund #0002 and $200,000 from Rural Basic Fund #0011 into Rural Supplemental Fund #0012, and Resolution No. 2026–22 transferring $15,000 from the General Fund #0001 into Special Revenue Fund #0049. Both resolutions passed unanimously.
Earlier in the meeting Supervisor Schultz moved, and Supervisor Muhlbauer seconded, approval of a three-year Cost Allocation Services contract renewal not to exceed $4,450; that motion passed unanimously. The board approved hiring Anthony Trejo as a seasonal park attendant in the Conservation department; the minutes record the hire but do not list a motion maker, second, or a roll-call tally for that item.
The transcript records a discussion of a VOIP Project Move; no motion or formal direction on the VOIP item is recorded in the provided minutes. Later the board approved a 'Tyler Amendment for an Agreement' on a motion from Supervisor Heiden, seconded by Supervisor Rosburg; the amendment was approved unanimously and no further detail is recorded in the minutes excerpt.
The board adjourned at 10:35 A.M. Agendas for the next meeting are noted as posted at the courthouse at 4:30 P.M. on the Friday preceding the next meeting.
Actions recorded in the minutes include approvals of minutes and fees, a personnel hire, a small contract renewal, three fund-transfer resolutions and one contract amendment; vote tallies where provided are included in the minutes.
