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County board to open budget after $272,000 bridge-match payment
Summary
Merrick County accepted a $272,000 check representing 70% of a bridge-match payment and voted to advertise opening the budget to expend up to $389,763.82 for the related bridge project.
Highway Superintendent Kunze told the board that the county received a $272,000 check that represents 70% of the county's bridge-match funding for a construction project. Kunze said the remaining 30% of the county share — and reimbursements tied to 55% of construction costs — will be reimbursed after project completion; opening the budget will allow the county to expend funds totaling $389,763.82.
Supervisor Jarecke moved and Supervisor Weller seconded a motion to advertise opening and amending the budget to accommodate the additional bridge-match money; roll call was recorded as all ayes. The action permits the county to spend the bridge-match funds once the budget amendment process is complete and aligned with reimbursement rules.
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