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Audubon County board adopts $FY27 appropriations plan, sets department budgets

Audubon County Board of Supervisors · July 7, 2026
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Summary

The Audubon County Board of Supervisors approved Appropriations Resolution 2026-48 on July 7, 2026, which sets FY27 departmental budgets including $8,023,216 for the Engineer and $3,078,023 for non-departmental expenses; the resolution also directs monthly reporting and account controls under Code of Iowa provisions.

The Audubon County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted Appropriations Resolution 2026-48 at its July 7, 2026 meeting, establishing the county’s fiscal year 2027 departmental budgets. The resolution lists specific appropriations including $8,023,216 for the County Engineer and $1,971,141 for the Sheriff’s office; Non-Departmental appropriations are listed at $3,078,023.

Under the resolution the Auditor is directed to establish separate accounts for each appropriation and to report monthly status to departments during the 2026–2027 budget year. The resolution cites Code of Iowa provisions governing appropriations and limits on expenditures; it passed by voice vote with the board recorded as having 'Ayes: Grabill, Hansen, Mosinski' in the minutes. The board also discussed, without adopting a policy change at the meeting, whether on-call Road Superintendents should be permitted to drive county vehicles to their residences, noting concerns about fuel costs and on-call coverage.