The Sutter County Board of Supervisors is scheduled Sept. 29 to consider a proposed $2,080,196 increase in net fiscal 2025-26 appropriations, along with financing totaling $1,902,320.64 for road-maintenance equipment.
The board agenda says the year-end budget amendment requires a four-fifths vote. County staff describe the proposal as a year-end reconciliation of revenues and expenditures; the materials say it would be supported primarily by additional state and federal revenue and interest income, while reducing General Fund contingency by $12,213. The agenda materials do not establish how supervisors will vote.
The road-equipment package includes proposed financing for sweepers, trucks and a broom through KS StateBank and Unified Fleet Services. The related budget adjustment includes a $277,316 fund-balance offset and also requires a four-fifths vote. Final financing terms and the board’s action remain pending.
The agenda also lists a $470,166 Proposition 36 behavioral-health budget adjustment and a proposed agreement with Sierra Health Foundation: Center for Health Program Management not to exceed $470,165.41. The agreement was among three consent items removed from the Sept. 8 meeting, according to the board’s Sept. 8 summary of proceedings. The summary does not explain why the items were removed.
The Sept. 29 agenda is the board’s scheduled opportunity to decide whether to approve the appropriations, equipment financing and behavioral-health actions. Results, individual votes and any staff explanations beyond the agenda materials will need to be confirmed after the meeting.
