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Commissioners finalize budget work, approve 2% COLA and several grants and resolutions
Summary
County leaders finalized a budget memo and the salary board approved a 2% cost-of-living increase (about $45,000 total); commissioners also retroactively adopted a CDBG amendment (Res. 2025-11), approved a juvenile probation grant ($40,427) and advanced a transportation resolution (Res. 2025-12).
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County leaders reported the budget was finalized with the treasurer and a budget memo explaining revenue increases and expense offsets was circulated to commissioners. The salary board approved a 2% cost-of-living increase for county employees; the Chair said the wage impact is about $41,000 and FICA approximately $3,000, for under $45,000 total.
The commission retroactively adopted Resolution No. 2025-11 to amend CDBG contract C000082287 because the amendment deadline fell between meetings. The chair requested and the commission approved the retroactive adoption by voice vote.
Commissioners also approved a juvenile probation services grant award for $40,427 to help cover salary costs for juvenile probation officers and the chief probation officer; that motion passed by voice vote. The commission approved a standard resolution certifying municipal local match for state operating assistance to the area transportation authority for FY2026โ2027 (Resolution No. 2025-12) as standard business.
The Chair noted county staff will coordinate reimbursements and safety-committee grant reimbursements of about $18,000 through insurance for some year-end expenses and flagged a special meeting scheduled on Dec. 30 to formally adopt the county budget.

