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Council approves Recorder ordinance to use Perpetuation Fund for $6,650 in office supplies
Summary
The Blackford County Council approved an ordinance allowing the Recorder's Perpetuation Fund to pay $6,650 for office supplies, voting 7-0 on the measure presented by Recorder Kelli Schriver.
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The Blackford County Council voted unanimously Aug. 7 to permit use of the Recorder's Perpetuation Fund to buy office supplies totaling $6,650.
Recorder Kelli Schriver presented the ordinance, described in the minutes as "an ordinance to allow office supplies to be funded by the Recorder's Perpetuation Fund in the amount of $6,650." Council member Ryan Goodspeed moved approval and Patrick Cale seconded; the motion passed 7-0.
The action was recorded as a formal motion and reflects use of dedicated recording-office funds rather than general-county dollars. The ordinance was listed among other routine approvals in the meeting's business and no amendments or conditions were recorded.
