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Boyle County approves interfund transfers and pays $2.12 million in bills, citing EMS vehicle cost
Summary
Fiscal court approved budget transfers, large cash transfers into the general fund, and a monthly bills packet that rose to $2,116,810.37 after adding enterprise charges tied to new EMS equipment.
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County finance staff reported budget transfers of $51,313.61 (mainly moving insurance between workers' comp and liability lines) and multiple interfund cash transfers including $1,425,000 from an interest-bearing account to the general fund and other moves for road, jail, EMS and fleet funding; the court approved those transfers by voice vote.
Finance also presented a bills packet originally totalling $2,090,371.49 and added an enterprise bill of $26,438.88 linked to an EMS vehicle. "When EMS comes in, it's already outfitted with the equipment...so we get charged for .5 of that equipment in a lump sum up front," Elena said, explaining the higher enterprise charge and the final packet total of $2,116,810.37. The court approved payment of the bills.
