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Commissioners approve four resolutions on appropriations, transfers and purchase orders
Summary
The Hancock County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved four resolutions on June 23, 2026: payment of listed purchase orders and appropriations/transfers affecting ADAMHS fund #2013 and Severance fund #2136; each motion passed 3-0.
Commissioner Jeff Hunker opened the June 23 meeting and the Hancock County Board of Commissioners approved four resolutions concerning routine payments and fund adjustments.
The Clerk presented Resolution #397-26 authorizing payment of the listed purchase orders; Resolution #398-26 authorizing an additional appropriation to the ADAMHS fund #2013; Resolution #399-26 authorizing a transfer within the ADAMHS appropriation; and Resolution #400-26 authorizing an additional appropriation to the Severance fund #2136. William Bateson moved to approve each resolution; Tim Bechtol seconded and all motions passed by a 3-0 vote.
The actions were recorded as routine fiscal housekeeping to align appropriations and payments with the Auditor’s certification. Auditor Rauschenberg had presented a broader financial snapshot earlier in the meeting noting that federal ARPA funds are no longer available, which the Auditor said contributes to a “new normal” for county revenues and expenses.
The Board did not amend any of the resolutions and took no further action beyond approving the motions.
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