Llano County certifies $350,000 Rural Sheriff Grant and establishes fund
March 25, 2024 | Llano County, Texas
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The Llano County Commissioners Court on March 25 certified $350,000 in Rural Sheriff Grant revenue and established a budget in the Rural Sheriff Grant Fund (Fund 054). Commissioner Mike Sandoval moved the certification and budget establishment; Commissioner Peter Jones seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Why it matters: The certified grant creates a restricted fund for sheriff's office purposes tied to the Rural Sheriff Grant; establishing a fund sets accounting and spending parameters for the award.
Next steps: County staff will record the revenue and establish the fund in county financial systems so the sheriff's office can draw on the grant per program rules. The transcript does not specify the planned programmatic uses of the grant funds.
Why it matters: The certified grant creates a restricted fund for sheriff's office purposes tied to the Rural Sheriff Grant; establishing a fund sets accounting and spending parameters for the award.
Next steps: County staff will record the revenue and establish the fund in county financial systems so the sheriff's office can draw on the grant per program rules. The transcript does not specify the planned programmatic uses of the grant funds.
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