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Commissioners approve possible $65,000 transfer to Community Sentencing

Wagoner County Board of County Commissioners · January 20, 2026
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Summary

Wagoner County commissioners approved additional funding for Community Sentencing, including authority to transfer up to $65,000 from account C-42. The motion passed unanimously among present commissioners James Hanning and Tim Kelley; the minutes record no further implementation detail.

Wagoner County commissioners on Jan. 20 approved additional funding for the county’s Community Sentencing program and authorized a possible transfer of $65,000 from account C-42. Commissioner Tim Kelley moved the measure and Commissioner James Hanning seconded; the minutes record both voting "aye."

The minutes do not list implementation details, a budget breakdown, or which line items within Community Sentencing the funds would cover. The board recorded the authorization only; no conditions or follow-up assignment to staff were noted in the meeting minutes.