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Logan County shifts Sheriff’s Office credit card application to F&M Bank after Bank of America changes
Summary
County Clerk Troy Cole told commissioners that Bank of America reduced the Sheriff's account credit line and changed terms, prompting approval to apply for a replacement card with F&M Bank; statute permits a county credit card for the Sheriff’s Office.
The Board of Logan County Commissioners approved submitting a credit card application with F&M Bank for the Sheriff’s Office.
County Clerk Troy Cole explained the current card was held by Bank of America for about 30 years and recent changes by that bank, including a lowered credit line, made continuing the account difficult. Clerk Cole noted that state statute allows the Sheriff's Office to hold a county credit card. The motion to apply with F&M Bank passed unanimously (Piearcy—AYE, Sharpton—AYE, Coffman—AYE).
The meeting record does not include details about the proposed credit limit or card controls; those administrative details are expected to be handled by the County Clerk and Sheriff’s Office during account setup.
