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Board hears request for $10,000 increase to Mid-Illinois Senior Services allocation
Summary
Budget chair Josh Roe reported Mid-Illinois Senior Services requested a $10,000 boost to its county allocation, bringing the total to $93,000; Roe said the amount remains below what the agency could levy without a board vote and no action was taken at the meeting.
Josh Roe, chair of the Budget and Finance Committee, told the Moultrie County Board on July 9 that Mid-Illinois Senior Services requested a $10,000 increase to its county allocation, bringing the total request to $93,000.
Roe said the committee received the agency’s request but that no formal board vote was required at this time. "Roe advised the board the budget and finance committee did have the MidIllinois Senior Services come and asked for a $10,000.00 increase, for a total of $93,000.00," the minutes state. Roe added the amount remains below what the agency could levy under its allowable rate and that the agency could seek additional funding later if needed.
The report was informational; the board did not vote on funding at the July 9 meeting.
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