Chairman Lenert introduced this resolution. He stated that this resolution
approves $357.17 in personal expense vouchers (PEVs). He noted that these
PEVs are over 60 days old.
KC Executive Committee
RESULT:
MOVED FORWARD BY ROLL CALL VOTE
KC Executive Committee
Vern Tepe
TO:
MOVER:
SECONDER:
Jarett Sanchez
Bill Lenert, Jarett Sanchez, Leslie Juby, Anita Lewis, Clifford
Surges, and Vern Tepe
AYE:
8.
Finance Director's Report (K. Hopkinson)
Monthly Finance Reports
A.
Fin. Exec. Dir. Hopkinson stated the monthly financial reports were on file. She
highlighted the tasks occurring within the Finance Department. She stated that
all W-2s have been submitted, printed, and uploaded to eSuite for all
employees. She noted that hard copies of the W-2s have been mailed. Per
Federal law, the W-2s now include overtime. Hopkinson stated that all 1099s,
which are the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) information reporting form that the
County needs to mail out to vendors and the IRS, have been completed and
mailed out. She explained that starting in 2026, the reporting amount for 1099s
will increase to $2K and will rise each year with the Consumer Price Index (CPI),
rather than $600. She thanked her staff for reviewing all the 1099s early.
Hopkinson stated that all bank reconciliations have been completed across all
accounts. Additionally, all related transactions and interest earned has been
posted. Hopkinson stated that the 2025 Audit began last week, which is due on
May 31, 2026. She explained that the Payroll Department assisted the Human
Resource Management Department (HRM) with the conversion of the County's
benefits administration. She noted that this used to be outsourced, but has been
brought in-house. Finally, she explained that the first live set of automated
Personnel Action Form (PAF) forms have been submitted in New World.
(Madam Chairman Pierog arrived in-person at 9:17 a.m.) She stated that the
goal is to have all of the triplicate forms for employee new hires, terminations,
rate changes, position changes, et cetera be automated, which will save time.
She thanked the Information Technologies Department (ITD) for their assistance
on accomplishing this.
Hopkinson presented the General Fund - General Account - Variances. She
noted that all transactions were required to be submitted two weeks ago. She
stated that the County is ending FY2025 with the use of $18.5M in reserves,
which was less than budgeted at $27.2M. She reviewed the key factors that
contributed to the difference, such as County revenue being three percent
higher and expenses being four percent less than expected. She stated that the
key revenue items that were better than expected were changes for services,