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(A) Creation of County Animal Control Charitable Fund. County Animal Control is hereby authorized to create a new charitable fund (“Charitable Fund”), whereby monetary charitable donations made payable to “Warrick County Animal Control” shall be placed in the Charitable Fund. The purpose of this Charitable Fund is to provide residents of the county with the ability to make donations to the County Animal Control Department, to support and maintain its services which it provides to the residents of the county.
(B) Duration. The Charitable Fund shall be perpetual until terminated by another subsequent ordinance enacted by the Board of County Commissioners. In the event the Charitable Fund is terminated for any reason, then all proceeds from the terminated fund shall be distributed to the County Humane Society.
(BC Ord. 2014-10, passed 3-24-14)
(A) The Welfare Bequest Fund is hereby established for Warrick County, an unrestricted fund with the Warrick County Community Foundation, to be funded with the unclaimed deposits with People’s Bank and Trust of Boonville.
(B) The Fund shall be used to grant monies to benefit the general health, well-being and needs of county residents as deemed appropriate by the Warrick County Community Foundation.
(C) The President of the Board of Commissioners shall enter into a fund agreement with the Foundation for the establishment of the Fund.
(D) The County Treasurer and County Auditor are hereby authorized to take all steps necessary to transfer the monies and take any other necessary and reasonable steps to complete the intent and purposes of this section.
(BC Res. 2015-06, passed 3-9-16)
(A) The Council finds that the fund, in its entirety, shall be surrendered to State of Indiana;
(B) Pursuant to I.C. § 20-42-2-4.5, by adoption of this Resolution, the Board of Warrick County Commissioners, the Warrick County Auditor, and the Warrick County Treasurer shall take all steps necessary to surrender the custody of the fund to the treasurer of the State of Indiana;
(C) Pursuant to I.C. § 20-42-2-4.5(b), within ten days after the passage of this section by the Council, the Warrick County shall prepare and file with the Board of Warrick County Commissioners a report (the "Report") showing the following:
(1) The total amount of the fund that has been entrusted to and is held in trust by Warrick County;
(2) The total amount of the fund that is loaned as provided by law;
(3) The total amount of the fund, if any, loaned to Warrick County and which loans are unpaid;
(4) The total amount of the fund held in cash in the possession and custody of Warrick County and that is not loaned; and
(5) A separate schedule of past due loans showing the unpaid balance of principal and the amount of delinquent interest due and unpaid on each delinquent loan.
(D) (1) Pursuant to I.C. § 20-42-2-4.5(c), the Board of Warrick County Commissioners shall examine the Report, and, if found correct, the Board of Warrick County Commissioners shall order:
(a) That the report be entered on its records; and
(b) The Warrick County Auditor to draw the Warrick County Auditor's warrant, payable to the treasurer of the State of Indiana, for the amount of the fund that is not loaned and is held in cash in the custody and possession of Warrick County as shown by the report.
(2) The Warrick County Auditor shall forward the warrants to the auditor of the State of Indiana together with a certified copy of the report. The Warrick County Auditor shall also forward with the payment a certified copy of this section electing to surrender the custody of the fund, in its entirety.
(E) Pursuant to I.C. § 20-42-2-4.5(d), after passage by the Council of this section, no part of the fund may be loaned by Warrick County or by any official of Warrick County. Except as provided in I.C. § 20-42-2-4.5(d), all outstanding loans of the fund, if any, not part of the amount retained by Warrick County at the time of the passage of this section shall be collected when due. Any loan that comes due and payable after the passage of this section may be renewed for one additional five year period, on the application of the person owing the loan as provided by law. However, a loan that is more than one year delinquent in payment of principal or interest at the time of the passage of this resolution of the Council may not be renewed.
(F) Pursuant to I.C. § 20-42-2-4.5(e), on May 1 or November 1 immediately after the passage of this resolution and each May 1 and November 1 thereafter, all the money collected and on hand that belongs to the fund that is to be surrendered shall be paid to the treasurer of the state. If at the time for a semiannual payment the amount collected and paid to the treasurer of the state when added to the amounts previously paid to the treasurer of the state is less than the result determined by multiplying 2.5% of the amount in this section by the number of semiannual payments that have occurred after the passage of this section, the Warrick County Auditor shall draw the Warrick County Auditor’s warrant on the general fund of Warrick County for an amount sufficient to pay to the treasurer of the state the difference between the amount paid and the amount equal to the result of multiplying 2.5% of the amount designated in this section by the number of semi-annual payments that have occurred after the passage of this section. The maximum time to surrender money that Warrick County designates in this section is for a period not to exceed 20 years.
(CC Res. 2016-03, passed 10-6-16)
(A) There is hereby established a special fund to be designated as the “Infraction Deferral and Pretrial Diversion Programs Fund,” in the Office of the Warrick County Prosecutor. This fund shall be a continuing, non-reverting fund, with all balances remaining therein at the end of each year. Such balances shall not lapse into the Warrick County's general fund, or ever be directly or indirectly diverted in any manner to uses other than those stated in this section.
(B) All service fees and charges which are collected in the administration of the Warrick County Prosecutor's infraction deferral and pretrial diversion programs shall be deposited in the Infraction Deferral and Pretrial Diversion Programs Fund.
(C) The Infraction Deferral and Pretrial Diversion Programs Fund shall be administered by the Warrick County Prosecutor, and all funds deposited therein shall be appropriated and used solely for the use and benefit of the Warrick County Prosecutor's Office and the Warrick County Prosecutor not inconsistent with this section.
(D) The funds derived from the Warrick County Prosecutor's infraction deferral program and the Warrick County Prosecutor's pretrial diversion program and deposited into the Infraction Deferral and Pretrial Diversion Programs Fund may only be disbursed to I.C. § 33-39-8-5 and for one or more of the following purposes:
(1) Personnel expenses related to the operation of the program.
(2) Special training for:
(a) A prosecuting attorney;
(b) A deputy prosecuting attorney;
(c) Support staff for a prosecuting attorney or deputy prosecuting attorney; or
(d) a law enforcement offer.
(3) Employment of a deputy prosecutor or prosecutorial support staff.
(4) Victim assistance.
(5) Electronic legal research.
(6) Office equipment, including computers, computer software, communication devices, office machinery, furnishings and office supplies.
(7) Expenses of a criminal investigation and prosecution.
(8) An activity or program operated by the prosecuting attorney that is intended to reduce or prevent criminal activity, including:
(a) Substance abuse;
(b) Child abuse;
(c) Domestic violence;
(d) Operating while intoxicated; and
(e) Juvenile delinquency.
(9) The provision of evidence based mental health and addiction, intellectual disability, developmental disability, autism and co-occurring autism and mental illness forensic treatment services to reduce the risk of recidivism in a program administered or coordinated by a provider certified or licensed by the division of mental health and addiction or the division of disability and rehabilitative services with expertise in providing evidence based forensic treatment services.
(10) Any other purpose that benefits the office of the prosecuting attorney or law enforcement and that is agreed upon by Warrick County's fiscal body and the prosecuting attorney.
(E) The funds collected by the Warrick County Prosecutor's Office through its deferral and pretrial diversion programs may be used only in accordance with guidelines adopted by the prosecuting attorneys counsel under I.C. § 33-39-8-5.
(BC Ord. 2017-11, passed 4-24-17; Am. CC Ord. 2017-03, passed 10-5-17)
(A) The Board of Commissioners hereby establishes a non-reverting operating fund to be named the Warrick County Highway Donation Fund. Monetary donations made payable to the “Warrick County Highway Donation Fund” shall be deposited into said fund and the application of funds donated to the Highway Donation Fund shall be according to the discretion of the Board of Commissioners.
(B) The Highway Donation Fund shall be perpetual until terminated by enactment of a subsequent ordinance or amendment. In the event the Highway Donation Fund is terminated for any reason, the disposition of the fund balance, if any, shall be determined in the discretion of the Board of Commissioners.
(BC Ord. 2018-05, passed 2-12-18; Am. BC Ord. 2018-14, passed 6-11-18)
(A) The Board of Commissioners hereby establishes the Warrick County CASA Donation Fund for the specific purpose of providing citizens and organizations the ability to support and maintain the Warrick County CASA Program. Monetary donations made payable to the “Warrick County CASA Donation Fund” shall be placed in the CASA Donation Fund. The application of funds donated to the CASA Donation Fund shall be for administrative costs associated with operating the CASA Program, including, without limitation, payment of employee and staff salaries.
(B) The CASA Donation Fund shall be perpetual until terminated by the terms of this section or by enactment of a subsequent ordinance or amendment. In the event the CASA Donation Fund is terminated for any reason, the disposition of the fund balance, if any, shall be determined by the Board of Commissioners.
(Ord. 2018-20, passed 8-27-18)
(A) The Board of Commissioners hereby establishes the School Resource Officer Donation Fund for the specific purpose of providing citizens and organizations the ability to support and maintain the School Resource Officer Program. Monetary donations made payable to the “Warrick County School Resource Officer Donation Fund” shall be placed in the School Resource Officer Donation Fund. The application of funds donated to the School Resource Officer Donation Fund shall be for costs incurred by Warrick County, that are associated with operating the School Resource Officer Program, including, without limitation, payment of overtime, salaries, benefits, equipment, and other related expenses for School Resource Officers, including those Sheriff’s Department Deputies assigned as School Resource Officers, during the time in which they are assigned and working as School Resource Officers for the purposes of providing safety and security in county schools.
(B) The School Resource Officer Donation Fund shall be perpetual until terminated by the terms of this section or by enactment of a subsequent ordinance or amendment. In the event the School Resource Officer Donation Fund is terminated for any reason, the disposition of the fund balance, if any, shall be determined by the Board of Commissioners.
(BC Ord. 2018-23, passed 9-10-18)
(A) The Board of Commissioners of Warrick County hereby establishes the Warrick County Sheriff Community Service Fund No. 4910 for the purpose of providing citizens and organizations the ability to support and maintain the Warrick County Sheriffs Department. Monetary donations made payable to the "Warrick County Sheriff Community Service Fund" shall be placed in the Warrick County Sheriff Community Service Fund. The application of funds donated to the Warrick County Sheriff Community Service Fund shall be according to the discretion of the Sheriff of Warrick County.
(B) The Warrick County Sheriff Community Service Fund shall be non-reverting and perpetual until terminated by the terms of this Ordinance or by enactment of a subsequent ordinance or amendment. In the event the Warrick County Sheriff Community Service Fund is terminated for any reason, the disposition of the fund balance, if any, shall be determined by the Board of Commissioners of Warrick County.
(BC Ord. 2019-05, passed 3-25-19)
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