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Emmet County Board adopts FY2026 budget amendment adding $250,000 in LOSST funds
Summary
The Emmet County Board of Supervisors on June 16 adopted Resolution 26‑19, a FY2026 budget amendment that increases LOSST funds by $250,000 in the service area described as 'Non program current.' The vote was unanimous.
The Emmet County Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 26‑19, a FY2026 budget amendment that adds $250,000 of LOSST funds in the service area described in the resolution as “Non program current.” Chairperson Lisa Hansen opened the public hearing on the amendment; the auditor’s office reported no public comments were received.
Supervisor Todd Glasnapp moved to adopt the resolution and Supervisor Tim Schumacher seconded. The board adopted the resolution by roll call vote: Schumacher—aye; Glasnapp—aye; Pluth—aye; Quastad—aye; Hansen—aye. The county clerk’s office notes a full version of Resolution 26‑19 is available on the Emmet County website or at the Emmet County Auditor’s Office.
The resolution was described in the meeting record as an increase of $250,000 of LOSST funds in the service area of “Non program current.” The board did not provide additional detail in the meeting record about how the added LOSST funds will be allocated beyond that description. The public hearing was opened and closed at the June 16 meeting with no public comments.
The board handled the resolution as part of its regular June 16 agenda; no further action or schedule for expenditure was recorded in the meeting minutes.
