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Clinton County board approves spring 2026 budget amendment
Summary
After a public hearing with no public comment, the Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 2026-114 authorizing adjustments to several county fund revenue and expense lines for fiscal year 2026; the auditor was authorized to make the changes.
Following a public hearing with no public comment, the Clinton County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved Resolution 2026-114 on May 26 to adjust fiscal year 2026 budget lines across multiple funds.
The resolution records changes including General Basic Fund revenues increasing from $16,294,132 to $16,492,153 and General Basic Fund expenses increasing from $21,983,550 to $22,294,467. Other adjustments included General Supplemental Fund expenses, Rural Services Basic Fund expenses, and an increase to the Secondary Roads Fund expenses from $9,592,590 to $10,267,590. The County Auditor was authorized to make the listed adjustments.
Chairperson Daniel A. Srp and Supervisors George and Irwin voted yes on the roll call. The public hearing record shows proof of publication was accepted and no members of the public spoke during the hearing.
