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Jackson County Board adopts FY2026/2027 appropriations, depositories and payroll resolutions
Summary
Supervisors unanimously approved a package of fiscal resolutions for fiscal year 2026/2027, including departmental appropriations (Resolution #1194), bank depositories for county offices, authorization for routine warrants, interfund transfers, payroll, township reimbursement rates, and election-board compensation.
At the June 30 meeting the Jackson County Board of Supervisors adopted a set of fiscal resolutions to implement the Fiscal Year 2026/2027 budget and financial procedures. The board approved Resolution #1194 (appropriations by department) and a set of companion resolutions (#1195–#1203) designating county bank depositories, authorizing issuance of warrants for routine payments, establishing interfund transfers to the secondary roads fund, setting township-official reimbursement rates, establishing election board compensation, and authorizing payroll publication.
The minutes list each resolution by number and indicate each motion passed with Supervisors Schwenker, Steines and Flagel voting aye. For example, the record states: “Motion Steines, second Flagel to approve Resolution #1194-06-30-2026 for the Fiscal Year 2026/2027 appropriations by department as recorded in Resolution Book 5, pages 384 & 385 as presented. Aye: Schwenker, Steines, Flagel.” The minutes do not include the line-by-line appropriation amounts in this summary; they are recorded in the county’s Resolution Book and are available in the Auditor’s Office.
Board members also approved a resolution designating Maquoketa State Bank for county and payroll warrants and authorized the Auditor to issue warrants without prior board approval for routine obligations as described in Resolution #1198. The auditor’s office is cited as the place to obtain copies of the full resolutions.
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