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Emmet County adopts FY2027 appropriation resolution totaling $14.02 million
Summary
The Emmet County Board of Supervisors on June 30 adopted Resolution 26-21 to appropriate the FY2027 budget, listing department-level appropriations and noting full-year treatment for sheriff, secondary roads, LOSST and Opioid funds; the vote was unanimous.
The Emmet County Board of Supervisors on June 30 adopted Resolution 26-21, appropriating the county's fiscal year 2027 budget. The motion to adopt the resolution was made by Supervisor Todd Glasnapp and seconded by Supervisor John Pluth; the roll call vote was unanimous.
The resolution places department-by-department appropriations in the record, with a total FY2027 appropriation shown as $14,020,202.00 and an identified half-year appropriation subtotal of $3,177,371.00 listed alongside full-year and half-year columns. The text also specifies that sheriff, secondary roads, LOSST and opioid funds are to be appropriated at full fiscal-year amounts at the first working meeting of the new fiscal year rather than on a half-year basis.
The appropriation table in the resolution lists major departmental amounts, including a $5,019,610.00 appropriation for County Engineer functions and $1,531,650.00 for the sheriff's office. The resolution concludes with formal adoption language signed by Chair Lisa Hansen and attested by Auditor Heidi Goebel.
Votes at a glance: in the same meeting the board also approved a motion to suspend property taxes and reverse a tax sale for a parcel owned by Heather Goodman (passed 4-1), accepted a $12,500 landscaping and concrete bid for the courthouse addition (unanimous), and adopted Resolution 26-20 regarding open records and open meetings (unanimous). The board approved June part-two county and drainage claims earlier in the meeting.
The board's appropriation adoption is a procedural step that places the annual spending plan into effect; the resolution text and department-by-department budget figures are included in the meeting record.
