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Harrison County commissioners approve routine payments and budget amendments
Summary
The court on March 26 approved a line-item transfer, payment of regular bills totaling about $570,786, payroll approval and budget amendments to disperse additional child safety fees and to accept a state allocation for forfeiture/training funds; all motions passed unanimously.
At its March 26 meeting, the Harrison County Commissioners Court approved a set of routine financial actions, including a line-item transfer, payment of regular bills, payroll approval and two budget amendments.
The court approved a line-item transfer (amount read in the record), then voted 5–0 to authorize payment of regular bills totaling roughly $570,785.69 and to approve payroll for the March pay period. Commissioners also approved a budget amendment under Local Government Code 111.01 to disperse additional child safety fees collected in 2025; staff reported a fund balance of about $42,800 and said the amendment would move roughly $13,000 for disbursement to designated agencies.
Separately, the court approved an amendment related to the cost/training and forfeiture fund for FY26, noting the county will receive an allocation from the state but that individual constable or district attorney shares are not yet specified; staff said the county typically is notified of exact amounts later in the year.
Each item was approved by motion and recorded as passing by unanimous vote. The court did not discuss any vetoes or failed motions on these items.
