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Judge Taylor Wine says court budgets rise $13,602 for attorney panel, will seek grants
Summary
Judge Taylor Wine told the Franklin County commissioners that the district court and district-wide court budgets included a single increase of $13,602 for the attorney panel and that the court plans to pursue grant funding for additional projects.
Judge Taylor Wine, chief judge of the 4th Judicial Court, told the Franklin County Board of Commissioners at a June 8 study session that the District Court and District Wide Court budgets had only one line-item increase: $13,602 for the attorney panel.
Wine presented both court budgets to the board and said the court intends to look for grant funding to support additional projects. "The only increase in the court’s budgets was an increase of $13,602 for the attorney panel," Wine said during the session.
The presentation did not include other proposed program increases. Wine did not specify which grant programs the courts would pursue, nor did the record include a timeline for seeking grant awards. The board did not take formal action on the item during the study session.
The discussion was informational; any further budget changes or requests for county funding would require subsequent formal agenda action by the board.
