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Louisa County supervisors adopt FY2021-22 budget amendment and approve $99,000 transfer from sales tax fund
Summary
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 1 approved Resolution 202211 amending the FY2021-22 budget to add $119,500 in expenditures and signed Resolution 202212 to transfer $99,000 from the Local Option Sales Tax fund to the General Basic fund for facility and jail work.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors voted Feb. 1 to adopt a fiscal-year 2021–22 budget amendment and to move $99,000 from the county’s Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) fund into the General Basic fund to pay for building and jail expenses.
The board, presided over by Chair Brad Quigley, opened and closed a public hearing on the budget amendment at 9:00 a.m. and 9:05 a.m., respectively. The meeting minutes state that “no opposition to the Amendment of the Budget as published and heard at the meeting was noted.” The board then signed Resolution 202211 adopting the amendment.
The adopted amendment increases expenditures by $119,500, allocated in the minutes as: $24,000 for Public Safety & Legal Services; $11,000 for Physical Health & Social Services; $3,500 for Government Services to Residents; and $81,000 for Administration. The minutes record $119,000 in additional revenues tied to the amendment, including $20,000 in intergovernmental receipts and $99,000 categorized as Transfers In.
Separately, the supervisors approved Resolution 202212 directing the transfer of $99,000 from the LOST fund to the General Basic fund. The resolution states the transfer is intended to pay for a new boiler for the Complex, a new water heater for the jail, and costs incurred moving Public Health to the Complex; the auditor is instructed to correct the county books and notify the treasurer.
The board also handled routine business at the session: approving the meeting agenda and prior minutes, approving claims, and renewing a Class E liquor license for Casey’s Newport Store. All recorded motions were carried with the board voting “Aye” unless otherwise noted; the minutes list the ayes as Brad Quigley, Chris Ball and Randy Griffin.
The minutes show the board approved a detailed set of vendor claims at the meeting, including utilities, equipment, professional services and software (selected recorded items included Tyler Technologies phase 3 financials for $26,042.00 and Vanguard Appraisals Inc. commercial project for $28,044.00).
