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Board approves multiple budget amendments, including $75K for robotics lab and $400K for E‑911 center
Summary
On unanimous votes the Board approved several budget amendments: $75,000 for Pinnacle Classical Academy's robotics lab, $102,500 for Kings Mountain Farmers Market programming, $400,573 for E‑911 center construction changes, $20,957 in forfeiture spending, $8,200 in Animal Services donations, and a $1,024 grant to the Foothills Public Shooting Range.
The Cleveland County Board of Commissioners approved a series of budget amendments and appropriations during its May 5 meeting. Highlights included a $75,000 allocation to Pinnacle Classical Academy for a robotics Fab Lab (BNA #063), $102,500 for the Kings Mountain Farmers Market and Master Gardeners (BNA #064), $400,573 in additional funds for the E‑911 Center capital project to cover change orders (BNA #077), and $20,957 in state forfeiture funds for postcard mailers (BNA #078).
The Board also accepted $8,200 in donated funds from the Best Friends Animal Society for Animal Services (BNA #079) and approved a $1,024 grant to the Foothills Public Shooting Range (BNA #080) from the National Rifle Association. All budget amendments were approved unanimously on motions made by Commissioner Deb Hardin (seconded by Commissioner Tony Berry); four commissioners voted yes and one was absent.
