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Board approves interfund transfers and appropriations, sets hearings and OKs single residential tax abatement
Summary
Crawford County supervisors approved several fiscal measures June 30: an interfund temporary loan ($39,982.15), a transfer to the community health fund (to be corrected next week), departmental appropriations, interfund transfer limits for secondary roads, a zoning reclassification, and a residential tax abatement for 1945 Deloitte Boulevard.
At its June 30 meeting the Crawford County Board of Supervisors approved multiple budget and administrative actions.
Resolution 2026‑25: The board approved an interfund temporary operating loan of $39,982.15 (transferred from the Hickam family planning fund to the general basic fund) by a motion recorded in the minutes; the motion passed unanimously.
Resolution 2026‑26: The board approved a transfer of $356,521.45 from the general basic fund to the community health fund by roll call. Members later identified that the dollar amount inadvertently included general supplemental funds; supervisors estimated the correct transfer would be reduced by about $164,000 and directed staff to amend the resolution and bring the corrected figure back to the board next week.
Resolution 26‑28: The board approved departmental appropriations for the fiscal year (motion, second, roll call). Supervisors noted a stipend omission for the chair that will be handled by a subsequent resolution.
Resolution 26‑29: The board adopted the interfund operating transfer resolution that identifies statutory maximums for transfers into the secondary roads fund (figures were presented in dollars and as rate per $1,000 taxable valuation); the resolution sets the code‑required maximums and does not itself move funds.
Zoning: The board opened and closed a public hearing on a reclassification (ag to residential) after staff reported no written objections and later approved Resolution 26‑27 reclassifying the parcel from Level B to Level A service.
Tax abatement: The board approved a residential property tax abatement application for a new home at 1945 Deloitte Boulevard (applicants Evan and Samantha Simon). Staff said the structure is estimated at $400,000 and would qualify under the county’s residential abatement policy.
Each formal motion was recorded in the minutes and approved by voice vote or roll call as noted in the record. Staff will return the corrected transfer resolution (2026‑26) on the next agenda.
