Commissioners move $1,000 into 24/7 sobriety account in budget amendment
November 08, 2025 | Weston County, Wyoming
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Weston County commissioners approved a budget amendment (Resolution 25-26) to move $1,000 into the law-enforcement 24/7 sobriety program account.
Finance staff explained the county receives program collections and that the $1,000 transfer would ensure the 24/7 program has available funds for participant costs. The board approved the amendment by voice vote; staff said the program account would continue to be replenished as collections and grant reimbursements arrive.
The action was presented as an administrative budget adjustment to keep program operations funded; commissioners discussed the distinction between collections and drawdowns and noted the county was awaiting some state reimbursements on other grants.
Finance staff explained the county receives program collections and that the $1,000 transfer would ensure the 24/7 program has available funds for participant costs. The board approved the amendment by voice vote; staff said the program account would continue to be replenished as collections and grant reimbursements arrive.
The action was presented as an administrative budget adjustment to keep program operations funded; commissioners discussed the distinction between collections and drawdowns and noted the county was awaiting some state reimbursements on other grants.
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