Washtenaw County approves multiple 1973 budget actions and transfers
County commissioners authorize a $50 000 transfer from earmarked EEA fringe benefits to the un earmarked reserve fund to cover retirement fringe benefits and salary increments for 1973. Additional resolutions approve budget moves including a $12 000 transfer from Probate Court to Community Mental Health, a $1 199 alarm system bid, creation of a $30 825 Basic Police Training Program revolving fund, and other agency funding and appointments. The board adjourned after adopting or referring several measures and hearing public input.
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