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Board approves SNAP transit application for CARTS and several sheriff budget transfers
Summary
The board authorized submission of a $131,691 SNAP operating grant application for CARTS (an increase of $771 from last year) and approved sheriff requests to roll FY26 donations ($41,894) and insurance proceeds ($30,854) into FY27 and a payroll payout of $86,138 tied to recent retirements.
County staff (Diana) told the board that CARTS received an allocation of $131,691 from the State Maintenance Assistance Program (SNAP) for fiscal year 2027, an increase of $771 from the prior year; staff requested board authorization to apply for the award and associated certified documents. The board approved submission of the application; SNAP funds are limited to system operating costs and must be spent by June 30, 2027.
Sheriff Hughes presented three administrative budget actions: moving $41,894 in donations from FY26 to FY27 for equipment and training, moving $30,854 in insurance funds to address vehicle repairs, and authorizing $86,138 to cover a first‑payroll payout (holiday, vacation and comp time) for recently retired staff. Each sheriff request was approved by roll call. The sheriff also reported that school‑resource officers are in schools preparing for the Aug. 24 start of classes.
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