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Milwaukie council approves budget adjustment moving ARPA funds, closes city hall fund and records potential overhire for building inspectors
Summary
The Milwaukie City Council unanimously approved a quarterly budget supplemental that moves $800,000 in ARPA funds into public works, closes the City Hall fund and moves $146,847 to the general fund; the city manager also said he has authorized an overhire of building inspectors that will be added to a future budget amendment.
The Milwaukie City Council on Tuesday approved a quarterly budget supplemental to move previously recognized federal ARPA funds into current-year appropriations, close the City Hall fund and correct a minor timing item in the library budget, after a staff presentation and brief council questions.
Finance Director Michael Osborne said the item was a routine cleanup to align revenue recognition and expense appropriations. “This is a small item. There’s $800,000 in ARPA funds we received in fiscal year 21–22; we recognized the revenue then and now are moving it from beginning fund balance into the…
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