Council approves three 2025 budget amendments in unanimous votes
Summary
The Bellingham City Council adopted three separate 2025 budget ordinances on May 5 to reconcile reserve balance differences and increase appropriation authority; each ordinance passed on roll-call votes, 7-0.
The Bellingham City Council on May 5 gave final consideration to three ordinances amending aspects of the 2025 adopted budget.
The first ordinance amended the 2025 adopted budget to reconcile differences between estimated beginning reserve balances and actual beginning reserve balances and applied those differences to ending reserve balances. The second ordinance increased appropriation authority in various funds to pay for goods and services authorized during the previous budget cycle. The third item was an additional 2025 budget amendment (amendment number 1).
All three ordinances passed on roll-call votes with unanimous recorded support, 7-0. Motions were moved by Council member Dan Hamill and seconded by Council member Skip Williams on the items recorded in the minutes. The council indicated these were final consideration votes and carried the motions by roll call.
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