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Council approves reappropriation to support Department of Metropolitan Development community leadership work

5894908 · April 28, 2025
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Summary

Ordinance F-2025-07 was adopted 9-0 to repeal and reappropriate funds within the Department of Metropolitan Development to continue support for community engagement and leadership initiatives referenced as "LE."

The Common Council unanimously adopted Ordinance F-2025-07 on April 28, authorizing repeals and reappropriation of funds within the Department of Metropolitan Development to continue prior-year support for community engagement and leadership programming.

Cassie Virgin of the Area Plan Commission explained that the appropriation is a one-off request to sustain and expand the recipient's community engagement and leadership initiatives; staff said funding was identified from DMD accounts where projects had underspent. The item was described as consistent with prior-year support for the same organization, referenced in the meeting as "LE." The Department of Metropolitan Development and staff confirmed the funding request had been reviewed and recommended for approval.

There were no public comments opposing the appropriation. The clerk called the roll and the ordinance was declared adopted with nine ayes and zero nays. Council members voting aye were: Councilwoman Mosby; Councilman Hieronymus; Councilwoman Carruthers; Councilwoman Kayler Lindsey; Councilman Britney; Councilwoman Allen; Councilman Green; Councilman Johnson; and Councilman Trockman.

Staff characterized the appropriation as a continuation of prior support rather than a recurring change to the department's base budget; staff also noted funds were available due to project underspending earlier in the fiscal year.