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Washington County commissioners approve SRS allocation and authorize $179,204.39 in warrants
Summary
At their June 22, 2026 meeting, Washington County commissioners unanimously approved a $225,672.65 Secure Rural Schools allocation, authorized warrants totaling $179,204.39, and approved an affidavit for a lost warrant for $599.87.
On June 22, 2026, the Washington County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved several routine financial actions, including a Secure Rural Schools (SRS) allocation and authorization of general warrants.
Commissioner Jim Harberd moved to approve an affidavit for a lost warrant payable to Diedre B. Marketing in the amount of $599.87; Commissioner Nate Marvin seconded the motion and it carried, according to the minutes. Later in the meeting Harberd moved to approve an SRS allocation of $225,672.65; Commissioner Gordon Wilkerson seconded and the motion carried.
The Board also authorized the Auditor to issue warrants totaling $179,204.39 for general expenses. That motion, made by Harberd and seconded by Marvin, was recorded in the minutes as carried unanimously.
These approvals were recorded in the meeting minutes and no roll-call vote totals by name were included beyond the motions and seconders listed in the minutes. The Board recessed at noon and is scheduled to reconvene July 6, 2026, at 8:45 a.m.
