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Chickasaw County supervisors approve $32,572.07 interfund transfer and two minor subdivisions

Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors · June 23, 2026
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Summary

At the June 22 meeting the Board of Supervisors adopted resolution 622-26-43 to transfer $32,572.07 from the RSB fund to the EMS fund and approved two minor subdivision resolutions (622-26-42 Hoover and 622-26-44 Block); all votes were recorded as unanimous.

The Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted three resolutions at its June 22 meeting, including an interfund operating transfer and two minor subdivisions.

Board secretary Sheila Shackelton told the board the transfer represented the portion of a previously discussed move and that the amount being authorized in the resolution is $32,572.07. The board adopted resolution 622-26-43 to move $32,572.07 from the RSB fund to the EMS fund for fiscal year 25-26 after a motion by Steve and a second by Isaac; the roll call recorded five affirmative votes.

The board also approved two minor-subdivision resolutions. Resolution 622-26-42, a minor subdivision for Hoover, was presented by the land-use assessor who explained the parent parcel will be divided so that some acreage will be sold to north parcels while other acreage will adjoin landowners to the south; supervisors discussed the ordinance threshold that exempts parcels over 37 acres but found the resulting configuration required a minor-subdivision approval. The measure passed on a motion by Travis and a second by Steve with a unanimous vote.

The second subdivision, resolution 622-26-44 for Block, will split farm ground and create three parcels under the county's 2007 minor-subdivision ordinance; the board adopted the resolution on a motion by Steve, second by Isaac, again by unanimous vote.

Why it matters: the interfund transfer formalizes an internal budget adjustment for FY 25-26 that supports EMS operations, and the subdivision approvals update local land records and permit planned parcel sales.

What the board approved at a glance: resolution 622-26-43 (interfund transfer RSB '1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1EMS) for $32,572.07 (motion: Steve; second: Isaac; outcome: approved, vote: 5 yes); resolution 622-26-42 (Hoover minor subdivision) (motion: Travis; second: Steve; outcome: approved, vote: 5 yes); resolution 622-26-44 (Block minor subdivision) (motion: Steve; second: Isaac; outcome: approved, vote: 5 yes).

The board handled these items early in the meeting and moved on to other business; staff noted the transfer completes a portion of a previously authorized motion from earlier in the fiscal period. The meeting adjourned at 9:35 a.m.