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Ways and Means committee approves budget certification, receives investment report and approves two library settlement items
Summary
The Wayne County Commission Committee on Ways and Means approved recommendations and procedural actions including certifying funds to potentially pay invoices tied to a Chiron actuarial contract amendment, receiving the treasurer’s quarterly investment report, and approving two library settlement items.
At its meeting, the Wayne County Commission Committee on Ways and Means took several committee-level actions: it recommended approval of a budget adjustment to certify funds tied to a potential amendment to Chiron’s actuarial contract, passed an item related to the Capital Projects Fund “for the day,” received and filed the treasurer’s third-quarter investment report, and approved two settlement items on the addenda concerning library penal fines.
The committee approved the following motions (voice votes recorded in the transcript):
- Budget adjustment 20 25, 35 1 29 (certifying revenue in the general fund): The committee recommended approval contingent on the Government Operations committee’s action and subsequent full-commission approval. Motion moved by Commissioner Recker and supported by Commissioner Anderson; the committee recorded voice approval.
- Budget adjustment 20 25 35 0 94 (certifying revenue in the Capital Projects Fund): This item was passed for the day; motion moved by Commissioner Anderson and supported by Commissioner Marecki, and the committee recorded voice approval.
- Treasurer’s third-quarter investment report (fiscal year 2024–2025): The committee received and filed the report after Treasury staff presented figures showing $57,000,000 earned in the first nine months and a projected $75–78,000,000 for the full 12-month period.
- Addenda items: settlement in the matter of library penal fines, Harper Woods Public Library; and settlement in the matter of library penal fines, Belleville Area District Library. Committee members noted that any substantive questions on these settlements would need to be handled in closed session; the committee voted to approve the addenda items.
Where motions were moved and supported, the clerk called for voice votes. The transcript does not include individual roll-call tallies for these motions; the record shows items approved by voice votes as noted above.
