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Auditor reports $30.3M fund balance and timing-driven revenue increases
Summary
The county auditor presented unaudited January 2023 financials showing a $30,316,034 fund balance and notable year-over-year revenue increases driven by timing; commissioners approved a $1,242.25 line-item transfer and a routine budget amendment for law-enforcement education funds.
The Harrison County auditor presented the unaudited financial report for January 2023, reporting a fund balance of $30,316,034 and explaining that a year-over-year increase in reported revenue in the general fund—$11,563,794 in January 2023 versus $6,818,107 in January 2022—was a timing difference rather than a structural overspend.
The auditor also walked through department revenue and expense summaries, reported zero county debt, and presented the status of the road-and-bridge fund and net position. Commissioners approved a requested $1,242.25 line-item transfer and an annual budget amendment for the constables' law-enforcement education fund, motions recorded as passing unanimously.
"As of January 2023, we have a fund balance of $30,316,034," the auditor told the court, adding that variances in revenue and expenses were due to invoice timing and insurance payments. Commissioners asked follow-up questions and approved the routine fiscal items without dissent.
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