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Macon County Commission adopts $9.89 million budget for 2017–2018
Summary
On Sept. 27, 2017 the Macon County Commission unanimously adopted a Fiscal Year 2017–2018 budget of $9,889,325, approving a fund-by-fund proposal that includes a $5,311,678 General Fund and a $2,285,323 Gasoline Fund.
The Macon County Commission unanimously adopted the Fiscal Year 2017–2018 budget of $9,889,325.00 on Sept. 27, 2017. Commissioner Andrew D. Thompson Jr. moved to adopt the budget; Commissioner Miles D. Robinson seconded the motion, and the measure carried by unanimous vote.
The minutes include a fund-by-fund proposed budget on file. The proposal lists a General Fund of $5,311,678.00 and a Gasoline Fund of $2,285,323.00, and shows the total proposed budget and transfers as $9,889,325.00. The budget also lists line items such as Road & Bridge ($188,365.00), Public Highway & Traffic ($58,100.00), and other special funds as part of the package. The Finance Director was recorded as presenting a year-end budget report (copy on file). The commission scheduled routine follow-up through staff reports and filed copies of the proposed budget with the clerk's office.
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