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Jasper County supervisors approve multiple fund transfers, a tax abatement and a stale-check cancellation
Summary
On June 9 the Jasper County Board of Supervisors adopted four transfer resolutions totaling about $2.24 million, approved a $123 tax abatement for parcel #19.16.327.005, canceled a $94 check, and approved minutes; all recorded motions were moved by Supervisor Cupples and seconded by Chairman Nearmyer.
The Jasper County Board of Supervisors on June 9 approved a series of financial and administrative actions, including four transfer resolutions that move funds among county accounts, a tax abatement, and cancellation of a stale check.
By unanimous recorded votes, the board adopted Resolution 26-35 (transfer order #1574) moving $56,448.83 from the May 2024 Property Damage Insurance Reimbursement fund to the Property Damage Insurance fund; Resolution 26-36 (transfer order #1575) moving $900,000.00 from the General Fund to the General Supplemental Fund; Resolution 26-37 (transfer order #1576) moving $547,332.00 from the Tax Credit Fund to the ARPA fund; and Resolution 26-38 (transfer order #1577) moving $789,564.12 from the (2025) JC Building Fund to various funds. Each resolution was described as having a complete copy on file in the Office of the Jasper County Auditor.
The board also approved abatement of taxes on parcel #19.16.327.005 in the amount of $123.00 and voted to cancel check number 20736 (Brindle) for $94.00 on the basis that it exceeded one year outstanding. The meeting record shows the board approved the regular meeting minutes from June 2, 2026. The transcript records the approval of special meeting minutes for an employee evaluation on June 2, 2026, but lists the motion as 'Motion by ??, seconded by ??' while recording YEA votes from Nearmyer and Cupples; the mover and seconder are not specified in the record.
Why it matters: The transfers reallocate county resources across funds including ARPA and the general supplemental fund; the transcript records the amounts and resolution numbers, and copies are on file with the Auditor. The abatement and check cancellation are routine administrative housekeeping actions recorded in the meeting minutes.
Next steps: Resolutions and supporting documents are on file with the Jasper County Auditor for public inspection.
