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Erie County commissioners approve supplemental appropriations across multiple funds

Erie County Commissioners · August 6, 2026

Summary

The board adopted Resolution No. 26-227 authorizing supplemental appropriations and budget modifications across the General Operating Fund and several special funds, with the motion approved unanimously by roll call.

On a motion by Mr. Shoffner, seconded by Mr. Old, the Erie County Commissioners adopted Resolution No. 26-227 authorizing the County Auditor to make supplemental appropriations and budget modifications affecting the General Operating Fund (including Commissioners General, Board of Elections, Probate Court and County Court), the Children's Services Fund, the Certificate of Title Administration Fund, the Motor Vehicle License & Gas Tax Fund, the CHIP B-C-06-021-2 Fund, the CHIP FY210 Fund, and the Special Project – Tone Fund.

The transcript records the motion as "On motion of Mr. Shoffner and second of Mr. Old" and records the vote as "Roll Call: All Aye." The resolution was filed as #26-227. The meeting record does not specify dollar amounts for each line item in this motion or provide a detailed budget worksheet in the verbal record.

Separately, the board approved routine travel requests and received a memo from Finance Manager Alyssa Heater regarding 2026 revised estimated resources; the board also received the county's monthly financial report for the period ending July 31, 2026, submitted by the Erie County Auditor (per O.R.C. 319.16).

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