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Council adopts first amendment to 2025–26 biennial budget to true up balances and recognize grants
Summary
Ordinance 69-75, the first amendment to Auburn’s 2025–26 biennial budget, passed by the council to adjust beginning balances to 2024 actuals, carry forward prior contract authority, and recognize new grant revenues and limited new budget authority.
The Auburn City Council approved Ordinance 69-75 on May 19, adopting the first amendment to the city’s 2025–26 biennial budget to align beginning balances with 2024 actual ending balances and to recognize new grants and limited requests for budget authority.
Council member Baldwin moved approval of Ordinance 69-75; Council member Clinton Taylor seconded. Baldwin told the council the amendment will "authorize a true up of the 2025 budgeted beginning balances to 2024 actual ending balances," carry forward budget authority for items under contract, and "recognize any new grant revenues and expenditures and provide a few limited requests for new budget authority." Those changes had been presented at the prior week's study session, Baldwin said.
The ordinance passed by voice vote; the meeting record does not show a roll-call tally of individual votes.
The council did not discuss or adopt specific line-item allocations in the open meeting beyond the general authority described; staff previously presented the details in a study-session packet, the council said.
