Prince George's County Council - Reference No. CB-043-2008

• Reference No.: CB-043-2008
• Draft No.: 2
• Type: Council Bill
• Status: Enacted
• Meeting Body: County Council
• Meeting Date: 7/15/2008
• Introduced Date: 6/17/2008
• Effective date: 9/12/2008
• Title: An Act concerning Supplementary Appropriations and Interdepartmental Transfer of Appropriations for the purpose of declaring additional revenue, appropriating to the General Fund Outside Sources to provide funds for costs that were not anticipated in the approved Fiscal Year 2008 Budget and transferring surplus appropriations reflecting savings from Non-Departmental accounts to various County Departments
• Proposers/Sponsors: Marilynn Bland, Thomas E. Dernoga, Tony Knotts, Samuel H. Dean, County Executive
• Code sections: None - None
• Contact: Amber Hendricks OMB

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result
9/12/2008		County Council	effective
7/29/2008		County Executive	signed
7/15/2008	2	County Council	Public hearing	Pass
7/15/2008	2	County Council	enacted	Pass
6/17/2008		County Council	introduced
6/9/2008	2	County Council	Favorably recommended with amendments	Pass
6/3/2008	2	County Council	referred	Pass
6/3/2008		County Council	presented

Title An Act concerning Supplementary Appropriations and Interdepartmental Transfer of Appropriations for the purpose of declaring additional revenue, appropriating to the General Fund Outside Sources to provide funds for costs that were not anticipated in the approved Fiscal Year 2008 Budget and transferring surplus appropriations reflecting savings from Non-Departmental accounts to various County Departments Background This legislation will provide for supplementary appropriations to the Board of Education and the interdepartmental transfer of appropriations from Non-Departmental accounts to various departments. The General Fund appropriations total $31.5 million and will support the Board of Education. In addition, Non-Departmental savings will support spending in excess of budget appropriations for the Board of Elections, Board of License Commissioners, Office of the State’s Attorney, Office of the Sheriff, Department of Corrections, Police Department, Fire Department, and Department of Housing & Community Development.