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Commission establishes $500 start-up cash fund in Resolution 2026-1
Summary
The commission unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-1 to create a $500 start-up cash fund and clarify that there is no petty cash fund; the roll-call vote recorded all present members as aye.
The Jones County Solid Waste Management Commission considered and adopted Resolution 2026-1 at its July 7 meeting to establish a start-up cash fund in the amount of $500 and to clarify the absence of a petty cash fund. Jeff Swisher moved to approve the resolution; the motion was seconded by Dave Goedken. A roll-call vote recorded Schlarmann, Swisher, Goedken, Dircks, Phelan and Van Fossen as voting 'aye.'
Commissioners discussed the administrative need for a small start-up cash fund to handle minor on-site expenses; no amendments or alternate amounts were proposed. The resolution passed unanimously and will be reflected in the commission’s fiscal controls and documentation.
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