Five County AOG seeks revised contribution model to rebuild reserves
Five County AOG executive director told the commission the organization is operating with effectively zero reserves and proposed a new contribution split (counties 65%, cities 25%, school districts 15%) that would add about $400,000 annually to the AOG budget to build a multi-year reserve.
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Darren Bushman, executive director of the Five County Association of Governments, presented the AOG's services and financial status to the commission on June 30 and described a proposed contribution-change plan to build organizational reserves. Bushman said the AOG administers aging services, Medicaid-waiver functions, transportation planning, veterans services, CDBG and EDA access, and other regional programs; he stated the organization currently operates with "basically, 0 surplus revenue" and has no reserves to cover federal program interruptions.
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