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Council approves interim budget changes; finance staff reports FY24 closeout
Summary
Boise City Council approved a package of interim budget changes including funding for sidewalk relocation, library consortium administration, trailhead improvements and emergency building stabilization; staff also presented the fiscal year 2024 end-of-year report showing a $2.0 million surplus (0.6% of budget) and noted police overtime over-runs.
Boise City Council voted unanimously to approve a set of interim budget changes that staff said would reallocate $2.0 million in fiscal year 2024 end-of-year resources and add targeted appropriations for public safety, infrastructure and facilities.
Finance director Eric presented the five interim budget changes and the FY24 year-end report. "We have 5 interim budget changes for your consideration this afternoon," Eric said, opening the item and outlining the measures and overall performance for the year.
The IBC package included a $10,000 budget-neutral appropriation to support a public–private partnership with the Idaho Transportation Department and a private developer to relocate a sidewalk alongside State Highway 21 near Grand Forest after a traffic fatality earlier this year; a $50,000 increase to provide budget authority to transfer $1,200,000 from the heritage fund to…
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