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Wyoming County board re-appropriates grants, funds 2026 program adjustments
Summary
The board approved Resolution No. 26-192 to adjust multiple 2026 accounts — funding IT salary changes, Ag & Business Center technology upgrades ($100,603), water and planning re‑appropriations, SICG grant carryover for 911 ($400,000) and other items — carried unanimously.
At its April 14 meeting the Wyoming County Board approved Resolution No. 26-192 to make targeted appropriations and re‑appropriations for 2026. The measure encompassed multiple departmental adjustments, including: an Information Technology salary/fringe increase to reflect a title change ($3,758.91 total for the line items shown); $100,603 for the Ag & Business Center technology upgrades (Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation grant); $5,000 for an Alzheimer’s caregiver grant in the Office for the Aging; $15,000 of JUUL settlement funds allocated to Public Health; $190,106.92 for planning work on the county comprehensive plan and ESD ConnectAll work; re‑appropriation for Water Resource Agency projects including Silver Lake dredging ($78,369.96); and SICG grant fund appropriation for 911 totaling $400,000.
Finance Chair Mr. Kehl presented the resolution; the board carried the package by unanimous consent (Ayes 201). Several items were labeled as re‑appropriations or contingent upon availability of funds. The resolution directs affected departments to use awarded grant or available funds for the stated purposes and to report as required under grant terms.
The board read the titles of several routine contracts and grant acceptance items on consent; items requiring separate bids or awards were handled in committee or under separate resolutions later in the agenda.
