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Humane Society requests $53,900 for 2027; committee forwards request to budget hearings
Summary
Oneida County Humane Society Treasurer Sue Otis and Executive Director Bria Wright presented a request of $53,900 for 2027, citing higher intakes and costs; the committee voted to forward the request to the October Budget Hearings.
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Sue Otis, treasurer, and Bria Wright, executive director of the Oneida County Humane Society, presented the society’s 2027 budget and said intakes and costs have increased this year. Otis noted a previously approved increase last year and answered questions about reserve funds; Wright said higher intake numbers are driving increased expenses.
Committee member Scott Holewinski emphasized that the Humane Society provides a countywide service covering towns and the city and that county funding represents a cost savings compared with alternative arrangements. Karen Matchulat confirmed the contract amount of $53,900. The committee voted (Hess/Fisher) to forward the $53,900 request to the October Budget Hearings.
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