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Red Willow County commissioners approve Resolution No. 1596 to transfer general fund authority
Summary
At a brief June 29 meeting, the Red Willow County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution No. 1596 to transfer budget authority within General Fund 0100; Commissioners Charles Fritsche and Vice Chairman Randy Dean voted aye and Commissioner Gans was absent.
The Red Willow County Board of Commissioners on June 29 approved Resolution No. 1596, authorizing a transfer of budget authority within the county’s General Fund 0100.
Commissioner Charles Fritsche moved to approve the resolution and Vice Chairman Randy Dean seconded. The roll call recorded ayes from Dean and Fritsche; Commissioner Gans was absent. The motion carried, and the resolution was approved. The transcript identifies the resolution as "Resolution No. 1596, Book 24, Page 103"; the transcript does not specify the dollar amount or line-item details of the transfer.
The meeting was brief: Vice Chairman Randy Dean called the session to order at 8:30 a.m., the Board handled the agenda and the resolution by motion and roll-call vote, and then adjourned at 8:35 a.m. The record states that the meeting notice was published in the McCook Gazette and posted on the county website, and that the agenda was emailed to commissioners and the news media and kept at the County Clerk’s Office.
The minutes/documentation were attested by Randy Dean, Vice Chairman, and Jasmine Dimas, Deputy County Clerk. No further debate or public comment about the budget transfer appears in the transcript.
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