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Commissioners approve Treasurer’s Warrant totaling $152,034; FY26 schedule shared amid $400,000 year-to-date savings

Somerset County Commissioners · December 18, 2024
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Summary

The board approved a Treasurer’s Warrant totaling $152,034 across county funds, and Finance Director Patrick Dolan shared a FY26 budget schedule while noting about $400,000 in year-to-date savings and near-full staffing.

Somerset County Commissioners approved the Treasurer’s Warrant on Dec. 18 for a total of $152,034.00, covering the General Fund ($76,793.67), SCJ ($36,677.60) and Unorganized Territories ($38,562.73).

Finance Director Patrick Dolan presented a FY26 budget schedule and recommended commissioners schedule time to meet with department heads in January or February for budget hearings; he said year-to-date figures indicate roughly $400,000 in savings and that overall staffing is nearly full. Chief Michael Mitchell reported 393 calls for service in the past week, noted three deputies are graduating from the academy and that MSAD59’s School Resource Officer started last week.

Commissioner Johnson moved to approve the warrant and Commissioner Seekins seconded; the motion carried 4-0.