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Hancock County commissioners approve multiple appropriations, transfers and routine business
Summary
The Hancock County Board of Commissioners on June 18 approved a slate of routine items—minutes, warrants and several appropriations and intra-fund transfers—including a $600,000 appropriation to the Real Estate Fund and a $12,357.85 appropriation to the prosecutor’s General Fund account; all motions passed 3-0.
The Hancock County Board of Commissioners convened June 18 and approved routine business items including the June 11 minutes and the Warrant Journal. Commissioners William Bateson and Timothy Bechtol moved and seconded the motions; each passed by a 3-0 roll call.
Assistant Clerk Christine Carrigan presented a set of financial resolutions. Notable approvals included Resolution #372-26 authorizing an additional appropriation of $12,357.85 to the General Fund #1001 for the Prosecutor, and Resolution #373-26 appropriating $600,000 to the Real Estate Fund #2037. The board also approved transfers and smaller appropriations: $100 to the Law Library Fund #2032 (Res. #374-26), $36,658 to the Job & Family Services Fund #2015 (Res. #375-26), and a $3,805.91 appropriation to the Severance Fund #2136 (Res. #377-26); each motion passed 3-0.
The board approved a pair of items affecting the Recycling Program Grant Fund #5254: a $28,500 repayment of an advance to the General Fund (Res. #380-26) and an advance from the General Fund back to the Recycling Program Grant Fund in the same amount (Res. #381-26). The commissioners also approved transfers from the Indigent Defense Fund to the General Fund (Res. #379-26) and authorized the payment of listed purchase orders (Res. #371-26). All recorded motions in this group carried by unanimous vote.
The meeting record shows the board processed the items as routine fiscal housekeeping. No member voiced opposition on the floor to any of the listed appropriations or transfers.
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