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Votes at a glance: committee approves snow broom purchase, budget amendments and two new positions

Warren County Finance & Budget Committee · June 26, 2026
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Summary

The Warren County Finance & Budget Committee approved a series of budget amendments and capital projects, including capital project H454 ($825,161) for a snow broom, a TANF summer youth employment grant, sheriff 911 funding reallocation, vehicle purchases supported by state aid, and creation of two new county positions.

The Warren County Finance & Budget Committee voted on a slate of routine budget amendments and capital project requests and approved all items presented.

Key approvals included establishment of capital project H454 to fund a snow broom at $825,161 with a reported local match of $20,630; a budget amendment to record a state award (transcript lists the amount in an unclear format as “$367,1359”); a sheriff’s reallocation of $49,554.78 in unused 911 funding; and a $131,237 TANF award for a summer youth employment program.

The committee also approved a capital project (453) to fund a county roadway departure safety action plan at $156,000 with a reported local match of $7,805, a crack‑sealant road maintenance project (B5114) for 2026 (amount transcription unclear), appropriations from the vehicle reserve to purchase new vehicles (transcript lists approximately $1,397,733), anticipated state aid of $50,684 for public-health and DSS vehicle purchases, an $876.96 amendment for GASB/IT subscription arrangements, and creation of two new county positions under items 9A and 9B. Motions were moved and seconded by named supervisors on the record for several items and each motion was carried by voice vote.

The committee handled the items as individual motions rather than extended discussion; where transcript amounts or formatting were unclear, staff should be consulted for exact figures and project identifiers. No additional public comment or contested votes were recorded in the transcript.