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Delaware County Excise Board approves $669,572.20 in July appropriations
Summary
The Delaware County Excise Board on July 15 approved a package of appropriations and estimates totaling $669,572.20 covering highway, fire, special and miscellaneous funds; motions were made by Vice‑Chair Steve Odle and seconded by Bud C. Simmons with unanimous votes.
The Delaware County Excise Board voted July 15, 2026, to approve a package of Monthly Estimates of Needs and Requests for Appropriations totaling $669,572.20 across highway, fire department, special and miscellaneous funds. The motion to approve the package was made by Vice‑Chair Steve Odle and seconded by Member Bud C. Simmons; the minutes record "All voted aye. Motion carried.".
The package lists a highway subtotal of $419,588.62 (including personal‑service and maintenance lines for districts 1–3 and multiple lease/interest items), PACT totals of $58,518.98 for highway districts, and a fire‑department subtotal of $199,612.97 covering numerous municipal/volunteer departments. Miscellaneous and special fund lines included use tax receipts, a CBRI allocation of $42,363.90 across three districts, ARPA interest of $560.45, donations (including $10,000 recorded from Cherokee Nation and $18,000 designated for asphalt at Crace Shores) and a solid waste special of $240,723.20.
Board members present were Chairman Doug Smith, Vice‑Chair Steve Odle, Member Bud C. Simmons and County Clerk Barbara Barnes. The agenda had been posted July 13, 2026, on the courthouse east‑lawn kiosk. The meeting opened at 8:33 a.m. and the board adjourned at 8:42 a.m.
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