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Commissioners adopt FY25-26 budget amendment adding $225,697 to capital facilities fund

Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners · April 21, 2026
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Summary

Sheridan County commissioners unanimously adopted Resolution No. 26-04-042, approving intra-budget transfers that increase the capital facilities tax fund revenue by $225,697 and add $54,459.10 for IT licensing and equipment costs in FY26.

Sheridan County Commissioners unanimously approved Resolution No. 26-04-042 on April 21, 2026, adopting adjustments to the county's FY25-26 budget.

County Budget Officer Eda Schunk Thompson presented the amendment, saying it includes a $225,697 increase in revenue to the capital facilities tax fund and a $54,459.10 increase in expenditures to cover IT licensing, equipment and software maintenance. "a $225,697 increase in revenues for the capital facilities tax fund" and "$54,459.10 increase in expenditures for IT costs" were the figures Thompson cited during the presentation. Commissioner Mike Arzy moved to adopt the resolution; the motion passed unanimously.

The resolution authorizes transfers within existing funds to cover the adjustments; Thompson indicated the change corrects an oversight in the initial FY26 budget. The board did not record any dissent and took no further public comment before voting.