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Pike County treasurer authorizes interfund transfers and renews standing orders for new fiscal year
Summary
Treasurer Frankie presented June interfund transfers and asked the court to renew standing administrative orders for the new fiscal year, including a $1.3 million transfer from the general fund to the jail fund, a $75,584.13 payment authorization to GEO SymTech for landfill engineering, and multiple routine standing orders for administrative payments.
Treasurer Frankie presented a package of June 2026 interfund transfers and fund-to-fund appropriations for the court’s authorization. The transfers included $200,000 from the general fund to the jail fund, $100,000 from the road fund to the maintenance garage fund, and $100,000 from the solid waste fund to the maintenance garage fund; the treasurer also requested a $100,000 check from the solid waste bank account back to the consolidated bank account.
Frankie further requested a fund-to-fund appropriation transfer of $1,300,000 from the general fund to the jail fund and asked authorization to issue a payment of $75,584.13 to GEO SymTech Consultants for engineering work on Phase 6 of the county landfill. The treasurer also requested a one-time statutory payroll payment of $600 to Anna Pinson Spears, the Pike County Circuit Court Clerk, for her law-librarian duty. The court approved the transfers and payments on roll call.
Because this was the first meeting of the new fiscal year, the treasurer asked the court to renew a set of standing orders to allow routine administrative actions: paying training incentive payments through payroll for elected officials when documentation is received; authorizing the Pike County Clerk's Office to place or release liens, tag and title vehicles, and record deeds on behalf of the fiscal court; authorizing postage and billing for solid-waste accounts; authorization to reimburse the sheriff's office for specified federal deputy salaries; and standing order authority for specified opioid-settlement MOA drawdowns and payments. Commissioners approved renewal of the standing orders by roll call.
The actions are administrative authorizations to allow staff to manage routine fiscal operations during the new fiscal year. The treasurer said the standing orders and transfers are standard practice and do not represent new policy changes beyond the routine administrative delegations described at the meeting.
