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Sheriff's quarterly cash report shows lower revenue; ending balance $31,565.84

Washington County Board of Supervisors · July 21, 2026
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Summary

Sergeant Bill Fiordelise reported that Washington County Sheriff's Office FY26 Q4 receipts totaled $114,634.78 and disbursements totaled $121,859.50, leaving an ending balance of $31,565.84; he attributed the revenue decline to fewer gun permits and room-and-board fees.

Sergeant Bill Fiordelise presented the Washington County Sheriff's Office quarterly cash report for the fourth quarter of FY26 to the Board on July 21. The report listed a beginning balance of $38,790.56, total receipts (including unallocated funds) of $114,634.78, total disbursements of $121,859.50, and an ending balance of $31,565.84.

Fiordelise told the Board there was a decrease in revenue this quarter “due to fewer gun permits and room and board fees compared to last quarter.” The complete report is available in the office of the Washington County Auditor; the Board acknowledged receipt.