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Jackson County board approves treasurer's semiannual report and publication
Summary
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors approved the treasurer's semiannual report for January–June 2026 and authorized publication in the official newspaper. Treasurer Beth Gerlach presented reconciled cash balances and receivables, including a treasurer cash-in-office figure and outstanding warrants.
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors voted July 21 to approve the county treasurer's semiannual report for January through June 2026 and to authorize publication of the front page in the official newspaper.
County Treasurer Beth Gerlach presented the report, showing reconciled register and bank balances and listing outstanding warrants. Gerlach summarized the report as "the semiannual report for January through June 2026," and walked the board through register balances, cash-in-office and bank totals, and receivables. She reported outstanding warrants number 34192146 and noted separate receivables from debit/credit payments ($24,009.57) and online payments ($45,002.63), totaling roughly $70,220.72 in receivables. Gerlach also noted four time certificates of deposit totaling about $732,006.40.
A motion to approve the treasurer's semiannual report and its publication was made and the board voted in favor; the chair announced the motion carried. The approval authorizes the auditor's office to submit the required front-page summary for public notice. The board did not direct additional review; follow-up questions during the meeting addressed routine cash-handling and audit procedures.
What happens next: the approved front-page summary will be submitted for publication in the county's official newspaper as required for the semiannual report.
