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Fulton County commissioners approve appropriations increases tied to opioid response and reassessment work

Fulton County Board of Commissioners · April 28, 2026
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Summary

The board approved several appropriation increases and transfers including $32,480 for opioid supplies, $24,692 for opioid professional services, and $109,136.78 for reassessment contracts; action recorded as Resolution 2026-271.

The Fulton County Board of Commissioners on April 28 approved Resolution 2026-271 authorizing increases and transfers in county appropriations. The resolution lists an increase of $32,480 to 2314-11100-5-51000 (Supplies-Opioid), $24,692 to 2314-11100-5-41100 (Professional Services-Opioid), $109,136.78 to 2120-11200-5-38000 (Reassessment Contracts-Real Estate Assessment) and $556 to 6000-63202-5-42000 (Maintenance-GIS).

The resolution also authorized transfers including $1,500 from Repair Services-SRT to Equipment-SRT and $1,500 from Advertising-Commissioners to Uniforms-Commissioners. The board voted 3-0 to adopt the changes. No additional conditions or contingencies were recorded in the meeting transcript.