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Adams County board approves $712,274.83 transfer into Secondary Roads fund
Summary
On June 9, 2026, the Adams County Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 2026-26 to move $712,274.83 from the Rural Basic fund into the Secondary Roads fund; the minutes record a unanimous vote in favor.
The Adams County Board of Supervisors on June 9 approved Resolution 2026-26 to transfer $712,274.83 from the Rural Basic fund to the Secondary Roads fund. Tony Hardisty moved the resolution and Bobbi Maynes seconded; the minutes record the vote as ayes: Maynes, Shipley, Hardisty, Akin and Standley, nays: none. The original resolution is on file in the Auditor’s office.
The transfer follows a staff update earlier in the meeting describing heavy rainfall that overtopped several roads and three bridges and noted pavement blowouts on Quince Avenue and H34; county staff also reported they have submitted an FY26 Competitive Highway Bridge Program application and are seeking a consultant to complete a Form 760005 "Determination of Effect for Threatened and Endangered Species." The minutes do not state that the transferred dollars are designated for any single project.
The minutes record Scott Akin as absent at the start of the meeting but list him among the ayes on Resolution 2026-26; the record does not explain that discrepancy. The resolution vote was recorded as carried at the meeting; the county’s official resolution is filed in the Auditor’s office for public inspection.
