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Kittitas County auditor's office presents resolution to amend 2026 budget

Kittitas County governing body · June 2, 2026

Summary

A representative of the Kittitas County Auditor's office presented a resolution to amend the adopted 2026 county budget, saying attachments break out changes by department and fund and noting the revisions had been reviewed in a study session. A motion to approve was made; the record does not include a vote tally.

Kittitas County Auditor's office representative Zach B. presented a resolution to amend the county's adopted 2026 budget and said supporting documents break the changes down by department and fund.

"A resolution amending the adopted 2026 county budget," Zach B. told the board, adding that "the attachments break out those amendments by type, by department, and by fund." He also said the amendments had been reviewed recently in a study session and that he was available to answer questions.

The discussion in the room was brief and there were no substantive questions recorded in the transcript. One participant said, "I don't have any questions about it," and another expressed appreciation for staff work and the process used to prepare the amendment. The transcript also references a change tied to a debris service fund.

At the close of the item, a member said, "To go ahead and I'll just pass this," indicating the board moved to approve the resolution; the record does not include a formal second or a vote tally. The transcript contains no further procedural details or implementation timeline for the amendments.

The amendment package is described in the meeting materials as organized by fund and department; the presenter said it had been reviewed in a prior study session. The board did not request additional analysis on the record. No dates, dollar totals, specific line-item changes, or vote counts were provided in the transcript.

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