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    You are at:Home»Local News»Riley County Commission provides progress report on budget

    Riley County Commission provides progress report on budget

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    By KMAN Staff on April 9, 2019 Local News, Riley County
    From left to right: Ron Wells, Marvin Rodriguez and John Ford. KMAN stock photo

    The March year to date budget and expenditure report shows the 2019 budget year is 25% of the way through for Riley County.

    County Clerk Rich Vargo says the overtime wages for the public works were high, but this was to be expected.

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    Vargo says there are four departments that are a little over the 25% with their budget, but they do not impose a budget violation.

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    Vargo says they still have the 2.5 million dollars set aside in the budget stabilization fund in the case of an emergency.

     

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