Washington County supervisors Tuesday approved a budget amendment and set elected officials’ salaries.
Following separate public hearings on a county budget amendment and the actual fiscal …
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Washington County supervisors Tuesday approved a budget amendment and set elected officials’ salaries.
Following separate public hearings on a county budget amendment and the actual fiscal 2020-21 budget, the board approved resolutions for the amendment that saw $1.8 million in additional revenues and $1.845 million in additional expenditures for the actual $32.1 million 2020-21 budget.
In another financial matter, the board formally approved the fiscal 2020-21 compensation for elected officials, a move agreed upon earlier this year.
Specifically, they are auditor, $77,314; county attorney, $122,354; recorder, $73,538; sheriff, $100,629; supervisors, $38,606; supervisors chairman, $1,500 stipend; and treasurer, $74,601.
They also approved a lease with the Wellman Cooperative Telephone Association for the tower owned by the Wellman company for use by the county in its radio transmission and receiving system.
