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Probation supervisors urge department credit cards; board to review during budget sessions
Summary
Adult and juvenile probation supervisors said staff sometimes must use personal cards for training and asked for departmental county cards. Prosecutor Misseldine recommended the issue be evaluated during budget sessions; the board asked the Clerk to check card limits and consider raising them.
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Adult Probation Supervisor Tracey Martin and Juvenile Probation Supervisor Carol Johnson reported instances where hotels or vendors could not direct bill county accounts or where county card limits prevented direct payment, forcing staff to use personal cards and seek reimbursement. They asked why each department could not have its own county card even if not overseen by an elected official.
Commissioner Mark E. Bolduc noted it was unacceptable for staff to use personal cards for county business. Prosecutor Misseldine advised bringing the topic into budget planning to determine how often departments need cards and whether limits should be raised. The board asked County Clerk Chad Hoeft to examine current card limits and whether increases or departmental cards are feasible.
