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Commission approves multiple budget revisions, insurance-reimbursement allocations and final settlements
Summary
The Commission approved in-house and state budget revisions including a $48,491.22 911 insurance reimbursement, a $15,500 statute/statue insurance claim payment, a vehicle insurance recovery placed into courthouse auto maintenance ($2,444.21) and several grant-line adjustments for the Sheriff's Office.
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At the Nov. 7 meeting the Randolph County Commission approved a package of in-house and state budget revisions and final settlements.
Key approved revisions included an in-house insurance reimbursement to the 911 Center of $48,491.22; a state budget revision to record a vehicle insurance recovery of $2,444.21 to be placed into the Courthouse auto maintenance line; a state budget revision recognizing a $15,500 statue insurance claim to be placed in courthouse contractual lines (funds identified to cover the Lady Justice removal and restoration); and multiple grant-line adjustments and reimbursements affecting the Sheriff's Office (GHSP, AHIDTA, Forest Service and task-force overtime lines) and Fund 073 reallocation for task-force equipment. The meeting paperwork recorded three final settlements (Victor E. Armstrong; Vesta B. Moore; Leo Franklin Pase, Jr.) and the Commission approved payment of bills before adjourning.
All budget revisions were approved with recorded votes in the meeting forms. The budget documents submitted by departments show the revised account numbers and amounts approved by the Commission during the session.
