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Jacksonville council approves $1.9 million midyear spending increase, cites one‑time financing
Summary
City council approved midyear budget amendments that increase revenue by about $1.5 million and expenditures by about $1.9 million, driven largely by financing for ambulance and wastewater projects and carryover grant funds.
Jacksonville — The City Council on Tuesday approved midyear adjustments to the fiscal 2025 budget that increase projected revenue by roughly $1.5 million and expenditures by about $1.9 million, finance director Roxanna Bryant told the council.
Bryant said the city had collected approximately $30,000,000 in revenue as of March 31, representing "just over 70%" of the adopted budget and that a large portion of the current-year increase stems from the issuance of the Series 2024B certificates of obligation for the wastewater treatment plant and from financing proceeds for emergency equipment.
The midyear review, presented as an ordinance, would reallocate money across funds to reflect updated revenue estimates, new grant…
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