Finance staff to consolidate legacy funds and combine water/sewer replacement accounts
September 25, 2026 | Ocean Shores, Grays Harbor County, Washington
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Finance staff told the committee they have removed several legacy fund numbers that are not recognized by the state's BARs manual and have consolidated capital-replacement funds. The presenter said funds labeled 407, 408, 409, 412 and 415 were zeroed out and that the prior water (320) and sewer (330) capital replacement funds were moved into a single water and single sewer capital improvement fund (420) to be itemized by the public works director.
Staff said the consolidation reduces redundant fund tracking and better serves the new public-works structure and anticipated equipment and infrastructure reserves. Committee members thanked staff for the cleanup work; no formal vote was taken.
Staff said the consolidation reduces redundant fund tracking and better serves the new public-works structure and anticipated equipment and infrastructure reserves. Committee members thanked staff for the cleanup work; no formal vote was taken.
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