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SUBJECT: 2003 Supplemental Budget Request #73
ATTACHMENTS: Ordinance, Memoranda & Budget Modification Requests
SERA review required? ( ) Yes ( x ) NO
SEPA review completed? ( ) Yes (x ) NO
Should Clerk schedule a hearing
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Requested Date:
SUMMARY STA TEMENT.•
Supplemental #13 requests fundingfrom the General Fund:
(I) To appropriate $1,085 to fund a Traffic Commission grant for a brake meter in
the Sheriffs Ogee.
(2) To appropriate $5, 000 m fund a Traffic Commission grant for holiday DUI
emphasis patrol in the Sherds Office.
(3) To appropriate $21, 463 to fund purchase of less lethal force weapons from
miscellaneous revenues in the Sheriffs Office.
(4) To appropriate $10, 000 to fund additional court evaluation services in the
Public Defendei s Office.
(5) To appropriate S3,636 m of
fund extension seasonal plans examiner position
from increased plan check fees in Planning and Development Services
(6) To appropriate $51,517 m fund cost overruns in the Jail from proceeds of
Criminal Alien Assistance reimbursement grant.
(7) To appropriate $7,879 to fund temporary extra help at Tennant Lake from
Whatcom Parks and Recreation Foundation grant.
(8) To appropriate$7,258 inferrer temporary extra help leaching strength training
at the Bellingham and Blaine Senior Centers from program instruction fees.
From Whatcom County Investment Pool:
(9) To appropriate $3,676 tD fund wage settlement from investment income.
From Administrative Services:
(10) To appropriate $233,000 m fund unanticipated workers' compensation costs
with revenue from insurance recoveries in Human Resources — Workers'
Compensation cost center.
2003-385 11/25J2003. Introduced
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INTRODUCTION DATE: 11/25/03
ORDINANCE NO. 2003 -063
AMENDMENT NO. 13 OF THE 2003 BUDGET
WHEREAS, the 2003 budget was adopted November 12, 2002; and,
WHEREAS, changing circumstances require modifications to the approved 2003 budget;
and,
WHEREAS, the modifications to the budget have been assembled here for deliberation by
the Whatcom County Council.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Whatcom County Council that the 2003
Whatcom County Budget Ordinance #2002 -370 is hereby amended by adding the following
additional amounts to the budgets included therein:
ADOPTED this 9th day of December , 2003.
WHATCOM COUNTY COUNCIL
ES :, WHA OM COUNTY, WASHINGTON
Dana Brown - Davis, cil Clerk Dan ehane, r of t he Council
APPROVED AS TO FORM: ( �( )Denied
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Civil Deputy Pro utor Pete Kremen, CountylExecutive
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Expenditures
Revenues
Net Effect
General Fund
Sheriff
27,548
27,548
0
Public
Defender
10,000
0
10,000
Planning & Development
3_1636
3,636
0
Jail
51,517
51,517
0
Parks
15,137
15137
0
Total
General
Fund
107
838
(97,838
10.000
Whatcom County Investment Pool
3 676
3 676
0
Administrative Services
Human
Resources - Workers'
Comp
233,000
(233,000)
0
Total Add'] Supplemental
344 514
(334.5141
10_000
ADOPTED this 9th day of December , 2003.
WHATCOM COUNTY COUNCIL
ES :, WHA OM COUNTY, WASHINGTON
Dana Brown - Davis, cil Clerk Dan ehane, r of t he Council
APPROVED AS TO FORM: ( �( )Denied
2 tis 7g; --
Civil Deputy Pro utor Pete Kremen, CountylExecutive
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WHATCOM COUNTY
Summary of the 2003 Supplemental Budget Ordinance No. 13
Net Effect to
Fund
Increased
Balance
Department/Fund
Descri tion
Expenditure
Decrease
(Increased)
Revenue
(Increase)
Decrease
General Fund
To fund Traffic Commission
Sheriff
grant for brake meter.
1,085
1,085
0
To fund Traffic Commission
grant for holiday DUI
Sheriff
emphasis patrol.
5,000
5,000
0
To fund purchase of less
lethal force weapons from
Sheriff
miscellaneous revenues.
21,463
(21,463)
0
To fund additional court
Public Defender
evaluation services.
10,000
0
10,000
To fund extension of
seasonal plans examiner
position from increased plan
Planning & Development
check fees.
3,636
3,636
0
To fund cost overruns from
Criminal Alien Assistance
Jail
grant proceeds.
51,517
51,517
0
To fund temp extra help at
Tennant Lake from Parks
Parks
Foundation grant.
7,879
7,879
0
To fund temp extra help at
Senior Centers from
increased program
Parks
instruction fees.
T258
(7.258)1
0
Total General Fund
107.838
(97.838)
10,000
Whatcom County Investment Pool
WCIP
To fund wage settlement
3,676
(3,676)
0
Administrative Services
To fund unanticipated
worker's compensation
Human Resources -
costs with revenue from
Workers' Compensation
insurance recoveries.
233,000
(233,000)0
Total Add'I Supplemental
44 514
I
(334.5141 I
10.000
WHATCOM COUNTY
BUDGET MODIFICATION REQUEST
Department: Whatcom County Sheriffs Office
Requested By: Sheriff Bill Elfo
The following budget modification is requested:
Budget Transfer ` xx Budget Supplemental "
SOURCE: (Accounts to transfer from or funding source for supplemental)
2932.4334.0350 Traffic Safety - $1,085.00
ACCOUNTS TO INCREASE:
2932.6510 Small tools & Equipment $ 1,085.00
TOTAL $ 1,085.00
PURPOSE OF TRANSFER OR SUPPLEMENTAL:
The Whatcom County Sheriffs Office has received a grant from the Washington State Traffic
Commission to purchase a brake meter.
Authorized By:
Department Head: Date 11/10/2003
Executive's Office: - Date:
Date Posted:
By:
` Transfers affecting salaries and benefds or capital accounts must be authorized by the County Executive. Transfers
affecting dher objects tlo not need Fecutive office approval.
Supplemental requests, if approved by the Executive, will be forwarded to the County Council for Authori-zahon.
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WHATCOM COUNTY CAREY JAMES
SHERIFF'S OFFICE UNOERSHERIFF
JEFF PARKS
BILL ELFO CHIEF CRIMINAL DEPUTY
SHERIFF DUSTIN HURLBUT
PUBLIC SAPETV BUILDING CHIEFCIVIL DEPUTY
311 Grand Avenue WENDY JONES
Bellingham, WA 982254078 CHIEF OFCORRECTIONS
RECEIVED
November 10, 2003 NOV 10 2003
PETE KREMEN
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
TO: Pete Kremen, County Executive
FROM: Sheriff William Elfo
RE: Supplemental
We have received a grant from the Washington State Traffic Commission to
purchase a brake meter. This piece of equipment will be used to support
continued school zone enforcement and other traffic improvement programs.
SHERIFF
CORRECTIONS
(360) 676 -6650
(360) 384 -5360
FAX: (360) 738-2494
(360) 676 -6848
(360) 384 -3291
FAX: (360) 738 -2480
WHATCOM COUNTY
BUDGET MODIFICATION REQUEST
Department: Whatcom County Sheriff's Office
Requested By: Sheriff Bill Elfo
The following budget modification is requested:
Budget Transfer ' roc Budget Supplemental "
SOURCE: (Accounts to transfer from or funding source for supplemental)
2965.4334.0350 Traffic Safety - $5,000.00
ACCOUNTS TO INCREASE:
2965.6140
Overtime
$
4,460.00
2965.6210
Retirement
$
136.00
2965.6230
Social Security
$
335.00
2965.6259
Workers Compensation
- $
47.00
2965.6269
Unemployment
$
22.00
TOTAL
PURPOSE OF TRANSFER OR SUPPLEMENTAL:
$ 5,000.00
The Whatcom County Sheriffs Office has received a grant from the Washington Traffic Safety Commission
to participated in the Drive Hammered, Get Nailed DUI Emphasis Patrols during the holiday season.
Authorized By:
Department Head:
Executive's Office:
Date Posted:
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W Date
Date:
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11/10/2003
Transfers affecting salaries and benerds a mpilal accounts must be authorized by the Gtx n y Ex dive. Transfers
affecting ottxa objects do not need! Executive office approval.
Supplemental requests, if approved by the ExecW ve. Wit be forwarded to the Cwnty council fa AutMrtration.
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WHATCOM COUNTY
CAREY JAMES
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
UNOERSHERIFF
JEFF PARES
BILL ELFO
CHIEF CRIMINAL DEPUTY
SHERIFF
DUSTIN HURLBUT
PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING
CHIEF CIVIL DEPUTY
311 Grand Avenue
WENDY JONES
Bellingham, WA 98225 -4078
CHIEF OF CORRECTIONS
RECEIVED
November 10, 2003
NOV 1 0 2003
PETE KREMEN
TO: Pete Kremen, County Executive COUNTY EXECUTIVE
FROM: Sheriff William Elfo
RE: Supplemental
We have received a grant from the Washington State Traffic Commission to
participate in the Drive Hammered, Get Nailed DUI Emphasis Patrols campaign
November 18, 2003 — January 5, 2004. We are requesting spending authority at
this time.
SHERIFF
CORRECTIONS
(360) 676 -6650
(360) 384 -5360
FAX:
(360) 738 -2494
(360)
676 -6848
(360) 384 -3291
FAX:
(360) 738-2480
WHATCOM COUNTY
BUDGET MODIFICATION REQUEST
Department: Whatcom County Sheriffs Office
Requested By: Sheriff Bill Elfo
The following budget modification is requested:
Budget Transfer ' xx Budget Supplemental "
SOURCE: (Accounts to transfer from or funding source for supplemental)
2900.4369.9001 Miscellaneous Revenues $21,463.00
ACCOUNTS TO INCREASE:
2920.6510 Small Tools and Equipment $ 21,463.00
TOTAL $ 21,463.00
PURPOSE OF TRANSFER OR SUPPLEMENTAL:
We are requesting spending authority to purchase a less lethal force weapon that will be issued
to our deputies.
Authorized By:
Department Head:
Executive's Office:
Date Posted:
vy�liJ Date 10/27/2003
Date:
By:
Transfers affecting salaries anal benefits or capital accounts must be aulhomnetl "a County Executive. Transfers
affecting other objects tlo not need Executive office approval.
f' Supplemental requests, if approved by the Executive, will be forwarded to fhe County Council for Authorization.
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WHATCOM COUNTY CAREY JAMES
SHERIFF'S OFFICE JEFFPARKS
UNDERSHERIFF
BILL ELFO CHIEF CRIMINAL DEPUTY
SHERIFF DUSTIN HURLBUT
PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING CHIEF CIVIL DEPUTY
311 Grand Avenue WENDY JONES
Bellingham, VIA 98225 -0078 CHIEF OFCORRECTIONS
RECEIVE
October 27, 2003 GC T 2 7 2003
PETE KREMEN
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
TO: Pete Kremen, County Executive
FROM: Sheriff William Elfo r!
RE: Supplemental Z� ✓ ,
We have received money from an outside source. We are requesting spending
authority to purchase a less lethal force weapon that will be issued to our
deputies.
SHERIFF
CORRECTIONS
(360) 676 -6650
(360) 384 -5360
FAX:
(360) 738-2494
(360) 676 -6848
(360) 384 -3291
FAX:
(360) 738-2480
Whatcom County
Budget Modification Request
Department Public Defender
Requested by Jon ostluna
The following budget modification is requested: (check one)
_—. Budget Transfer" _ ✓ _ Budget Supplemental "
Source: (Accounts to transfer FROM or funding source for supplemental)
Cos! Center Acot Number Dewnption Aunt
1 2910.1000 Fund Balance 101000.00
Accounts to Increase: $10,000.00
Cost Center Acct Number Descrlytlon Amount
2650 _._ _. 6650.01 Professional Services 10,000.00
Purpose of Transfer or Supplemental: (If more room is necessary attach additional sheet.)
Please see attached memorandum.
Authorizations:
Department He
Executive's
Date
000.00
Date Posted/ By
`Transfers affecting salaries, benefits, or capital accounts must be authorized by the County Executive.
Transfers affecting other objects do not need Ex£CUtive approval.
" supplemental budget requests, it approved by the Executive will be forwarded to the County Council for authorization.
Budget modification.xle 2/24/99 EB
MEMORANDUM
TO: Pete Kremen
County Executive
FROM: Jon E. Ostlund
DATE: November 7, 003
RE: In Support of Request for Supplemental Budget — Public Defender's Office
We are asking for a supplemental budget of $10,000.00 for 2003 to be applied in our
court evaluation line item, number 6650.01. We have a total budget, between our two
professional services line items, court evaluation and health, of $63,500 budgeted for
2003. To date, we have expended $63,675.40 out of these two line items, with probably
other bills outstanding, which have not been received yet. We also have a line item
budget for interpreter services of $12, 995; we have expended a total of $15,728 to date
for interpreters and expect that we will have an additional $2,000 or so added to the
expenses outstanding for interpreter services for the remainder of this year. As a matter
of policy, we do not use any monies from any of these three professional services line
items for any services other than those authorized within the line items; in other words,
we do not transfer money out of these line items to use in our operating budget.
However, if we have surplus funds in our operating budget, we will transfer funds into
those professional services line items in a deficit situation such as we have now.
However, it appears that at the present time we will not have enough money in our
operating budget to transfer enough funds into the Court Evaluations for Professional
Services line items or the Interpreter Services line item to make it through the end of the
year.
Expenditures in these line items are totally dependent upon the number of cases that
we get in and the type of cases we get in; we have absolutely no control over the
numbers or types of cases we receive. As you are all aware, our felony caseload has
increased substantially this year. In addition to that, we have had a high number of
homicide cases and other serious cases, which have been quite expensive to defend.
So far in 2003, we have completed: the Bachman case, which was an aggravated
murder case; the Naomi Kinney case, which was a very complicated first degree murder
WHATCOM COUNTY PUBLIC DEFENDER
DIRECTOR
DEPUTIES
Jon E. Osuund
Jenny R. Anderson
CHIEF DEPUTY
Whatcom county Courthouse - 311 Grand Avenue, Suite 305
Lisa M. LaGuardia
Jon C. Komorovski
Bellingham, Washington 98225
Jonathan M. Raney
Lisa M. Wardvogel
SENIOR DEPUTIES
(360) 676 -6670 or County 398 -1310, EM. 56670
Bob Baits -Levre
FAX (360) 7384552
INVESTIGATORS
Geraldine R. Coleman
jostlund@w.whatcom.wa.us
Michael N. Grant
Richard C. Fasy
Cheri S. Mulligan
Lee Greenman
LaBeth C. Spain
Robert E. Olson
_
Michael D. Sparks
Travis Steams
SOCIAL SERVICES
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR
Kimberly Schuster
Julie G Wiles
MEMORANDUM
TO: Pete Kremen
County Executive
FROM: Jon E. Ostlund
DATE: November 7, 003
RE: In Support of Request for Supplemental Budget — Public Defender's Office
We are asking for a supplemental budget of $10,000.00 for 2003 to be applied in our
court evaluation line item, number 6650.01. We have a total budget, between our two
professional services line items, court evaluation and health, of $63,500 budgeted for
2003. To date, we have expended $63,675.40 out of these two line items, with probably
other bills outstanding, which have not been received yet. We also have a line item
budget for interpreter services of $12, 995; we have expended a total of $15,728 to date
for interpreters and expect that we will have an additional $2,000 or so added to the
expenses outstanding for interpreter services for the remainder of this year. As a matter
of policy, we do not use any monies from any of these three professional services line
items for any services other than those authorized within the line items; in other words,
we do not transfer money out of these line items to use in our operating budget.
However, if we have surplus funds in our operating budget, we will transfer funds into
those professional services line items in a deficit situation such as we have now.
However, it appears that at the present time we will not have enough money in our
operating budget to transfer enough funds into the Court Evaluations for Professional
Services line items or the Interpreter Services line item to make it through the end of the
year.
Expenditures in these line items are totally dependent upon the number of cases that
we get in and the type of cases we get in; we have absolutely no control over the
numbers or types of cases we receive. As you are all aware, our felony caseload has
increased substantially this year. In addition to that, we have had a high number of
homicide cases and other serious cases, which have been quite expensive to defend.
So far in 2003, we have completed: the Bachman case, which was an aggravated
murder case; the Naomi Kinney case, which was a very complicated first degree murder
case with multiple counts of attempted first degree murder; and the Chartier case, who
was charged with first degree murder of his son and was found not guilty by reason of
insanity.
In addition to those cases, we have the following outstanding murder cases: the Ryan
Alexander case, an aggravated murder case scheduled for trial in February, 2004; the
Kim Lagerwey case, which is two separate counts of first degree murder, also set for
trial in the first part of 2004; the Brunsman case, which is a first degree murder case set
for trial in the first quarter of 2004; the Brian Smith homicide by abuse case, also set for
trial in the first quarter of 2004; and the Troy Cook vehicular homicide case, also set
during the same time period. All of these cases are going to require substantial outlays
of professional services funds for forensic evidence evaluation, as well as mental health
evaluations. In addition to those outstanding murder cases, we have several other
serious cases, which are going to require substantial funds for psychiatric and mental
health evaluations. Examples of these are: the Russell Hagen, which is a first degree
assault with a deadly weapon case, and in which the defendant has a very long history
of mental illness and is going to require independent psychiatric evaluation; a juvenile
case of first degree burglary with sexual motivation, in which the juvenile is going to
have an independent evaluation, which has already been set up and which we
anticipate will cost two or three thousand dollars; and we have a mental commitment
case pending in the next two or three weeks in which electric shock treatment is being
requested where our client is resisting that treatment. By statute she is entitled to a
second evaluation, and again that is an evaluation that is will cost a couple thousand
dollars, including testimony at the trial.
From the first of September, when we realized we were going to be extremely short in
the amount of money we had for these court evaluations, we have tried to delay
expenditures of these professional services evaluations until after the first of the year.
However, the press of the cases and the fact that the judges are very reluctant for us to
further continue these outstanding homicide cases, necessitates us proceeding with
some of these evaluations immediately, and not waiting until the first of next year. For
that reason, we are requesting that this additional $10,000 be applied to our court
evaluations line item.
Whatcom County
Budget Modification Request
Department Planning & Development services
Requested by J. E. 'Sam" Ryan
The following budget modification is requested: (check one)
__._ Budget Transfer" ,,. ✓_ Budget Supplemental"
Source: (Accounts to transfer FROM or funding source for supplemental)
Cost Center Acct Number Descdpfion Amount
830 4345.8310 3,635.73
$3,635.73
Accounts to Increase: -- -_ -- -'__ --
Cost Center Add Number Descnptlon Amount
830 6120 Extra Help 2,761.00
830 6210 Retirement 52.00
830 8230 Soc. Security 211.22
_._ ._.__.._
830 6245 Medical 500.00
830 6259 Workers Comp 72.80
830 6269 & 6255 Unemployment & Other Health 38.71
..$3,635.73
Purpose of Transfer or Supplemental: (If more room is necessary attach additional sheet.)
Extenion of Extra Help in Plan Check for December 2003.
Authorizations:
Department Head - — Date �3
Executive's Office Date
Date Posted By
Transfers affecting salaries, benefits, or capital accounts must be authorized by the County Executive.
Transfers affecting other objects do not need Executive approval.
Supplemental budget requests, if approved by the Executive will be forwarded to the County Council for authorization.
Budget modification.xls 2/24/99 EB
WHATCOM COUNTY
PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES
5280 Northwest Drive
Bellingham, WA 98226
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Pete Kremen,
Whatcom County Executive
FROM: J.E. "Sam" Ryan, C.B.O.
Building Services Division
THROUGH: Hal Hart, A.I.C.P., Director►�*�'
Planning and Development Services
DATE: November 10, 2003
RE: Supplemental Budget
Extension of Seasonal Plans Examiner
Hal H. Hart, A.I.C.P.
Director
J.E. "Sam" Ryan, C.B.O.
Building Services Manager
NOV 11, 7003
PETE KREMEN
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
Attached is a budget supplemental request to increase the Building Services Division Extra Help
budget by S5:969-86 for December 2003.
3,b35.73
Background and Purpose
Due to the ongoing volume of construction permits this memo is to request support to extend
our seasonal plans examiner position from December 2003 to the end of December 2004.
The volume of permit activity is already here but anticipating the B.P.Cogen project must also
be taken into consideration. A pre - application meeting is scheduled for December 3itl, 2003 with
the contractor on this project. An early spring permit submittal is planned and they intend to
design as they go through the process. It is critical to keep the seasonal plans examiner in
place to maintain acceptable turn around times while the senior plans examiner allocates his
time to the B.P. Cogan project. Failure to provide the support would necessitate outside plan
review for the B.P. Cogan plant and the subsequent loss of revenue.
Although this
memo is specifically to affect
the 2003 budget
we will be submitting a
Budget
Supplemental
Request in January for 2004.
- -
Funding Source
Funding will come from the Permit Fees.
Cc: D. Bell, H.R.
Encl:
H: \BUDGEP2003\830 supplemental Plans Ex 111003 mem.doc
Office (360) 676 -6907 County (360) 380 -8110 FAX (360) 738 -2493
Whatcom County
Budget Modification Request
Department Whatcom County Sheriff, Corrections Division
Requested by Wendy Jones, Chief of Corrections, for Bill Elfo, Sherif
_.
The following budget modification is requested: (check one)
___ Budget Transfer' ✓ Budget Supplemental`
Source: (Accounts to transfer FROM or funding source for supplemental)
Cast Center Ala Number Descnpfitn Amount
1800 4331.1660 Criminal Alien Assist Prog., 51,517.00
Accounts to Increase:
Cost center Ac Number
1800
1850
517.00
Descrown Amont
6320 Office /Operating Expense 13,952.00
6320 Office /operating Expense 37,565.00
$51,517.00
Purpose of Transfer or Supplemental: (If more room is necessary attach additional sheet.)
This budget supplemental is to authorize the expenditure of money reimbursed to the jail
for the housing of offenders who are not citizens of the United States. This
reimbursement is part of a program known as the State Criminal Alien Assistance Program
(SCAAP) and varies from year to year. The money will be used to cover shortages in the
2003 jail budget for routine expenditures in both the main jail and jail kitchen cost
centers. The kitchen monies cover items such as laundry detergent, cleaning supplies,
meal trays, etc. No money was allocated in the 2003 budget to covert these routine
expenses. The balance of the money will be used to cover unanticipated expenditures made
in conjunction with the jail remodel (A secure money drop, temporary booking stations set
up during the remodel, supplies and some replacement chairs) _
Authorizations: / f
Department Head Date ZZ' ia- Q3
Executive's Office Date
Date Posted By
Transfers affecting salaries, benefits, or sapibl accounts rest be auff"Und by the Canty Executive.
Transfers affecting other objects do not need Executive approval.
" Supplemental budget requests, if approved by the Executive MR be forwarded to the Canty Canal for aulhodzation.
Budget =XUficaticn.xle 2/29/99 EB
WHATCOM COUNTY
CAREY JAMES
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
UNDERSHERIFF
CORRECTIONS
JEFF PARKS
BILL ELFO
CHIEF CRIMINAL DEPUTY
SHERIFF
DUSTIN HURLBUT
PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING
CHIEF CIVIL DEPUTY
311 Grand Avenue
WENDY JONES
Bellingham, WA 98225 -4078
CHIEFOFCORRECTIONS
WHATCOM COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
MEMORANDUM
DATE: October 21, 2003
TO Pete Kremen, County Executive
FROM: Bill Elfo, Sheriff
RE: Supplemental Request
We have received reimbursement from the Federal Government under the State
Criminal Alien Assistance Program, for housing offenders who are not Citizens of the
United States. At this time, we are requesting approval for spending authority of these
funds for a variety of different items for the Jail and the Jail Kitchen.
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SHERIFF
CORRECTIONS
(360) 676 -6650
(360) 384 -5360
FAX: (360) 738-2494
(360) 676 -6848
(360) 384 -3291
FAX: (360) 738-2480
Whatcom County
Budget Modification Request
Department Parks and Recreation
Requested by Michael McFarlane, Director
The following budget modification is requested: (check one)
-__ Budget Transfer' ✓_. Budget Supplemental"
Source: (Accounts to transfer FROM or funding source for supplemental)
Cost Center Acct Number Description - Amount
6003 4367.1000 Parka & Rec. Foundation 7,879.00
$7,879.00
Purpose of Transfer or Supplemental: (If more room is necessary attach additional sheet.)
The funds for this supplemental budget request will be coming from the Whatcom Parks and
Recreation Foundation to hire a Naturalist at the Tennant Lake Interpretive Center.
Authorizations:
Department He Date -o3
r
Executive's Office Date
Date Posted By
Transfers affecting salaries, benefits, or capital accounts must be authorized by the County Executive.
Transfers affecting other objects do not need Executive approval.
" Supplemental budget requests, if approved by the Executive will be forwarded to the County Council for authorization.
Budget modificatlon.xls 2/84/99 EH
$7,879.00
Accounts to Increase:
Cost center Acct Number
Descmuffon
Amount
_. 6003
6120
Extra Help
7,000.00
6003
6230
Social Security
536.00
6003 _
6259
Workers' Comp
210.00
6003 -
6269
Unemployment
35.00
6003
6210
Retirement
98.00
$7,879.00
Purpose of Transfer or Supplemental: (If more room is necessary attach additional sheet.)
The funds for this supplemental budget request will be coming from the Whatcom Parks and
Recreation Foundation to hire a Naturalist at the Tennant Lake Interpretive Center.
Authorizations:
Department He Date -o3
r
Executive's Office Date
Date Posted By
Transfers affecting salaries, benefits, or capital accounts must be authorized by the County Executive.
Transfers affecting other objects do not need Executive approval.
" Supplemental budget requests, if approved by the Executive will be forwarded to the County Council for authorization.
Budget modificatlon.xls 2/84/99 EH
WHATCOM COUNTY m ca
PARKS & RECREATION DEPT.
3373 Mt. Baker Hwy. d `:
Bellingham, WA 98226
9sM Nrt�
MEMORANDUM
TO: Pete Kremen, County Executive
FROM: Michael McFarlane' -'
RE: Supplemental Budget Request
Whatcom Parks and Recreation Foundation
DATE: November 10, 2003
Michael McFarlane
Director
NOV 7 t, 2s4
PETE KREMB'
COUNTY EXECUT'Vi,
• Background and Purpose
The Whatcom Parks and Recreation Foundation has agreed to fund a temporary extra help
Environmental Education Specialist to assist with programming at the Tennant Lake
Interpretive Center. The Foundation talked with the County Executive requesting that the
Parks and Recreation Department employ and supervise the extra help position in return for
their willingness to fund the position. The Executive agreed to this proposal.
• Funding Amount and Source
Funding for hiring the extra help Environmental Education Specialist at the Tennant Lake
Interpretive Center will come from the Whatcom Parks and Recreation Foundation.
Please contact Michael McFarlane at extension 52900, if you have any questions or
concerns.
Encl.
Whatcom County
Budget Modification Request
Department Parks and Recreation
Requested by Michael McFarlane, Direc tor
The following budget modification is requested: (check one)
__. Budget Transfer' ✓ Budget Supplemental"
Source: (Accounts to transfer FROM or funding source for supplemental)
Cost Center Acct Number Descripton _ Amount
6002 4399.6020 Senior ,Center Strength 7,258.00
Training Classes
Accounts to Increase:
for this supplemental
budget request
$9,258.00
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- --
Cost Center Acct Number
new strength
Description
Amount
Bellingham and
6002
6120
Extra Help
6,530.00
6002
6230
Social Security
499155
6002
6259
Workers' Comp
195.90
6002 _...
6269
Unemployment
32.55
$9,258.00
Purpose of Transfer or Supplemental: (If more room is necessary attach additional sheet.)
The funds
for this supplemental
budget request
will be
generated from
the
new strength
Training
Classes started at the
Bellingham and
Blaine
Senior Centers.
Authorizations: / ,� /
i!
Department Head Date 1/-/& ° 3
Executive's Office Date
Date Posted - By
Transfers offering salaries, benefits, or capital accounts must be authorized by the County Executive.
Transfers affecting other objects do not need Executive approval.
Supplemental budget requests, if approved by the Executive will be forwarded to the County Council for authorization.
Budget modification.xle 2/29/99 BB
WHATCOM COUNTY
PARKS & RECREATION DEPT,
3373 Mt. Baker Hwy.
Bellingham, WA 98226
TO:
FROM:
RE:
DATE:
MEMORANDUM
Pete Kremen, County Executive
Michael McFarla0 q xe
Michael McFarlane
Director
wi: �_
NOV 1 0 1003
PETE KREMEN
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
Supplemental Budget Request, Strength Training Classes
November 10, 2003
• Background and Purpose
The Bellingham and Blaine Senior Centers have recently added Senior Strength Training
Classes to their programming. These classes have been very well received and Strength
Training Instructors have been hired to teach the classes using extra help dollars.
Funding Amount and Source
Funding for hiring the extra help Strength Training Instructors will come from the revenue
generated by the classes.
Please contact
Michael McFarlane at extension 52900,
if you
have any questions or
concerns.
Encl.
WHATCOM COUNTY
BUDGET MODIFICATION REQUEST
Department: Treasurer - WCIP
Requested By: Karen Thomas
The following budget modification is requested:
Budget Transfer
X Budget Supplemental "
SOURCE: (Accounts to transfer from or funding
source for supplemental)
3,488
402100.6210 Retirement
402100.4361.1900 Investment Income
61
$
3,676
ACCOUNTS TO INCREASE:
402100.6110 Wages
$
3,488
402100.6210 Retirement
$
61
402100.6230 Social Security
$
114
402100.6269 Unemployment
$
13
$
3,676
PURPOSE OF TRANSFER OR SUPPLEMENTAL:
Increase budget for effect of wage settlement.
Authorized By:
Department Head: /�i9o�in .as 1 ,ivr�y ) Date: /
Executive's Office: Date:
Date Posted:
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By:
WHATCOM COUNTY INVESTMENT POOL
Budget
as of
86,174
3,488
1,137
10/3112003
Divided by
Proiected
Wages
75,868
0.846154
89,662
Retirement
1,014
0.846154
1,198
Social Security
5,674
0.846154
6,706
Unemployment
346
0.846154
409
Budget
Need
86,174
3,488
1,137
61
6,592
114
396
13
3,676
Whatcom County
Budget Modification Request
Department
Administrative
Services (A.S.)
Requested by
._Karen Sterling
Goens, A.S.
Human Resources Manag
The following budget modification is requested: (check one)
Budget Transfer' _ ✓ . Budget Supplemental"
Source: (Accounts to transfer FROM or funding source for supplemental)
Cost Center Acct Number Desorption - Amount
507300 4363.1000 Insurance Premium & Recovery 233,000.00
$233_000.00
Accounts to Increase: —
--
CostCenter Acct Number Description Amount
® 507300 6630.901 Medical Claims 233,000.00
000.00
Purpose of Transfer or Supplemental: (If more room is necessary attach additional sheet.)
To fund unanticipated workers' compensation costs in 2003 with revenue from insurance
recoveries.
Authorizations:
Department Head Date
Executive's Office Date
Date Posted By
Transfers affecting salaries, benefits, or capital accounts must be authorized by the County Executive.
Transfers affecting other objects do not need Executive approval
Supplemental budget requests, if approved by the Executive will betorwarded to the County Council for authorization.
Budget modification.xls 2/24/99 BB
WHATCOM COUNTY
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
DEWEY G. DESLER
Director
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HUMAN RESOURCES
Whateom County Courthouse
311 Grand Avenue, Suite 707
Bellingham, WA 98225 -4038
KAREN GOENS
Manager
TO: Dewey G. Desler, Deputy Administrator
FROM: Karen Sterling Goens, Human Resources Manager �.
DATE: November 10, 2003
SUBJECT: Supplemental Budget Request #12
Workers' Compensation Program
I recommend requesting appropriation authority from the County Council to cover unanticipated
costs in the self- insured workers' compensation program for 2003. This would represent a
change of budget authority within Administrative Services and would not impact the General
Fund.
We anticipate revenues from insurance recovery and refunds of expenditure in the amount of
$233,000 to be available to fund unanticipated costs. If workers' compensation claims costs
exceed our current estimates, we anticipate using interfund transfer authority to cover those
costs.
As you are aware, the County is required by state law to provide a workers' compensation
program. Our program is managed on a self- insured basis and is funded through charges to
departments based on rates per employee hour worked by job risk group. Rates have
remained at the same level for the past several years and, until 2001, were adequate to cover
costs. We have experienced a rise in workers' compensation claims costs for the third year in
a row. Also during 2003, we experienced unusually higher costs due to the closure of some
long- standing claims with permanent partial disability awards ($218,635).
Earlier this year, we conducted an analysis of workers' compensation costs by classification
code and adjusted rates for 2004 to provide adequate funding in the future for this program..
Although costs are going up, the County continues to be well served by being self- insured for
its workers' compensation program. As an example, employers within the State's workers'
compensation program experienced a 40% rate increase on average in 2003.
Year
"Expen,o
hdn Gf
(50550).
Administration Facilities Management Finance/Accounting
2001
$703,635
County Residents
2002
$907,833
29%
2003
$1,019,473
12%
2004 (BUDGETED)
$805,653
-21%
Please let me know if I can
provide any additional
information
(50550).
Administration Facilities Management Finance/Accounting
Human Resources
Information Services
County Residents
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