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Clemmons council approves tax‑collection resolutions, budget amendments and personnel policy changes
Summary
At its June 23 meeting the Village of Clemmons Council approved routine governance items including tax‑collection resolutions, two budget amendments, an ordinance clarification and amendments to the personnel policy; all motions passed unanimously.
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The Village of Clemmons Council on June 23 approved a series of routine governance and budget items, voting unanimously on minutes and agenda approval, tax‑collection resolutions, budget amendments and personnel policy changes.
The council approved the minutes of the June 9, 2025 regular meeting and approved the meeting agenda as presented. It then adopted two resolutions authorizing Forsyth County to collect 2025 taxes and to collect 2024 and prior years’ taxes; the meeting record shows both resolutions carried unanimously.
Finance staff presented three budget and ordinance items described as cleanup and clarifying actions. The council approved budget amendment 25‑S‑3 to account for ARPA revenue and expenditures in the current year and budget amendment 25‑G‑2 to revise sales‑tax budgeting practices following guidance from the UNC School of Government. The council also approved a clarification to ordinance G‑2024‑02 to specify it is a grant capital project ordinance.
The council heard a financial report from the Triad Municipal ABC Board for ABC Store No. 8 presented by Jack Frazier; the report listed year‑to‑date gross sales through May of $4,597,109, taxes paid of $1,066,251 and a net year‑to‑date profit reported as $495,929 for the store (Triad ABC board sales ranking: fourth of 16 stores). The ABC report was received; there was no formal council action on the report beyond acceptance.
Finally, the council adopted amendments to the personnel policy as presented.
All motions recorded in the meeting transcript were approved by voice vote and described as carrying unanimously; the transcript does not list individual roll‑call tallies.

