A G E N D A COUNTY BOARD, COUNTY OF ... - Kane County, IL
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Page 21 of 203, Res. #12-253<br />
addition or deletion of a cardholder, the Auditor's Office must be notified in writing.<br />
Each office and department shall appoint a credit card administrator who shall<br />
receive all credit card billing statements and serve as collector of credit card receipts<br />
and expense documentation.<br />
Employees that are assigned credit cards understand that they are not to make any<br />
personal charges, personal cash advances, purchases of alcoholic beverages or<br />
purchases of tobacco products to a <strong>County</strong>-issued credit card. Employees<br />
acknowledge that this credit card is for <strong>Kane</strong> <strong>County</strong> purchases only. Employees<br />
may be asked to sign a waiver stating that they will not make any improper charges<br />
to a <strong>County</strong>-issued credit card and acknowledge that use of the credit card is for<br />
<strong>County</strong> purposes only. However, not signing such a waiver does not absolve the<br />
employee from responsibility for improper spending on a <strong>County</strong> credit card.<br />
Improper charges to a <strong>County</strong> credit card must be repaid to the <strong>County</strong> within the<br />
current statement cycle. If this is not done, repayment to the <strong>County</strong> will be by<br />
payroll deduction. Improper use of <strong>County</strong> credit cards may result in disciplinary<br />
action.<br />
The <strong>Kane</strong> <strong>County</strong> Auditor shall be responsible for auditing the internal controls<br />
covering the credit card program. To facilitate this work, each office and department<br />
shall keep records on hand covering all credit card transactions for the current fiscal<br />
year and two previous fiscal years.<br />
Grants<br />
b) All grants requiring <strong>County</strong> participation shall be reviewed by the Finance<br />
Department prior to grant acceptance and the Finance Department shall make<br />
appropriate referrals. It shall be the <strong>County</strong>'s intent to keep informed of all grant<br />
applications being made.<br />
Any decrease in grant funding should be accompanied by a decrease in<br />
corresponding headcount<br />
Petty Cash Accounts<br />
c) Petty cash funds in amounts not to exceed $500 have been established to handle<br />
reimbursements for incidental departmental expenses or significant volumes of<br />
recurring expenditures. A cash box is used for incidental expenses and cashiering<br />
function. A checking account is used for recurring expenditures Incidental<br />
expenses include miscellaneous office supplies and expenses whereas recurring<br />
expenditures represent mileage reimbursements in departments with frequent<br />
travelers. When a petty cash fund is established within a particular department, a<br />
petty cash custodian is designated who is responsible for disbursements and<br />
replenishment of the fund. Whenever the petty cash custodian decides that the fund<br />
needs to be replenished, the reimbursement is requested on a personal expense<br />
voucher submitted to the Auditor's Office. Prior to processing this request for<br />
replenishment of the petty cash fund to its original balance, the Auditor's Office will<br />
audit supporting documentation and then approve the request. Procedures shall be<br />
written and approved by management in each area that maintains a Petty Cash<br />
account.