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Louisa County supervisors approve $247,000 transfer from LOST to General Basic to fund ambulance services and county projects
Summary
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 8, 2022 adopted Resolution 202213 to transfer $247,000 from the Local Option Sales Tax fund to the General Basic fund to pay for ambulance services, libraries, courthouse rewiring, vehicles and a new county website; the vote was unanimous.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted Resolution 202213 on Feb. 8, 2022 to transfer $247,000 from the Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) fund to the General Basic fund to pay for ambulance services, county libraries, rewiring at the courthouse, vehicles for public health and the courthouse, and a new county website.
Supervisor Chris Ball moved to sign the resolution, and Supervisor Randy Griffin seconded. The minutes record the vote as "Ayes: Brad Quigley, Chair, Chris Ball, Randy Griffin," and the resolution language directs the county auditor to correct her books and to notify the treasurer of the operating transfer, accompanied by a copy of the resolution and the record of its adoption.
The resolution is titled "RESOLUTION 202213 INTERFUND OPERATING TRANSFER 2021-2022" and specifies that the transfer was included in the FY22 budget for the listed purposes. The board did not record separate debate or amendments in the minutes.
Next steps recorded in the minutes direct the auditor to evidence the transfer in county accounting and to notify the treasurer; no additional follow-up actions or dates were listed in the minutes.
