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Wyoming County OKs $10.78 million to county hospital, moves $453,852 for social services
Summary
The Wyoming County Board approved appropriations to close 2025 accounts and used excess IGT and other funding to cover $10,776,882.96 in operations for Wyoming County Community Hospital; social services received $453,851.62 in supplemental appropriations. Vote recorded: Ayes 201, Noes 0.
The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors on April 14 approved Resolution No. 26-191, appropriating funds to several 2025 accounts and directing $10,776,882.96 to Wyoming County Community Hospital to cover hospital operations using excess IGT funding, income, and other resources. The board also authorized $453,851.62 in supplemental appropriations to Social Services accounts to cover increased day care, home relief and child care expenses.
Finance Committee Chair Mr. Kehl introduced the resolution and the board carried it unanimously (Ayes 201, Noes 0). The hospital appropriation was presented as necessary to cover operations in 2025 using available IGT and other income sources; the resolution lists multiple line-item transfers intended to ensure the county hospital’s accounts are balanced.
The action follows the board’s regular review of chargebacks and budget adjustments. County administrators said the transfers are supported by available hospital IGT income and other budgetary sources. The resolution as adopted authorizes the Comptroller/Treasurer to record the changes and directs forwarding copies to state officials as standard practice.
The board’s consent passage meant no separate debate or recorded roll-call opposition. The item was presented as part of the finance committee’s routine appropriations package for 2025.
