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Board approves suspended tax list, small transfers and hears self‑insurance update
Summary
The board approved the suspended tax list and three small budget transfers and reviewed a year‑to‑date self‑insurance report noting pharmacy rebates and an April claims outlier.
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The board approved routine items including a tax suspense list, three budget transfers and a self‑insurance update covering activity through May.
Tax collector presented the suspense list and explained that small unpaid accounts — sometimes for deceased persons or very old debts — are suspended and can be pursued by collections or state marshals; DMV registration holds are used to encourage payment. The board approved the suspended list by motion and voice vote.
The board approved three transfers: $1,000 to police vehicle repairs from a community patrol augment, $3,000 from recreation aquatics salary to recreation equipment and supplies to support a summer sporting/aquatics event, and $1,500 from police per diem on‑call to the police telephone/modem budget line. Each transfer was motioned, seconded and approved by voice vote.
Finance staff reviewed the self‑insurance fund and described an April claims outlier and subsequent pharmacy rebate true‑ups, noting a roughly $25,000 rebate earlier and a further $36,000 rebate reported in June; staff said rebates and year‑end trueups typically arrive later in the fiscal year.
All items were approved without recorded roll‑call tallies in the transcript; motions passed by voice vote.

