Nevada County approves Workday budget-override policy to speed administrative processing
The Board of Supervisors approved a new administrative "budget override control" policy that allows county staff to reclassify transactions in the Workday system without delegating appropriation authority; the policy includes CEO and auditor-controller signoffs and reporting to the Budget Subcommittee.
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The Nevada County Board of Supervisors on Sept. 15 approved a policy to streamline administrative processing in the county's Workday financial system while preserving existing appropriation limits. Erin Mettler, deputy county executive officer and chief fiscal officer, told the board the policy is an "administrative override which allows us to process the business of the county as needed without having to wait to come to the board for approval."
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