Seneca transfers $50,000 to pay chip‑seal invoice pending ODOT reimbursement
September 20, 2026 | Seneca, Grant County, Oregon
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City Manager Amanda Born asked the council to approve transferring $50,000 from the Money Market account to the General Checking account to pay Grant County Road Department for the town's chip‑seal project. Born told the council the amount would be returned to Money Market when Seneca receives reimbursement from the Oregon Department of Transportation's SCA Program.
Councilor Barb Northington moved to approve the bills and the transfer and Councilor Sue Holliday seconded; minutes record the motion passed 'all in favor.' The minutes do not list the invoice number or payment date; staff were directed to process the transfer and await ODOT reimbursement.
Councilor Barb Northington moved to approve the bills and the transfer and Councilor Sue Holliday seconded; minutes record the motion passed 'all in favor.' The minutes do not list the invoice number or payment date; staff were directed to process the transfer and await ODOT reimbursement.
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