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Burns Harbor council adopts three 2025 appropriations-transfer resolutions

Burns Harbor Town Council · November 13, 2025
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Summary

The Burns Harbor Town Council unanimously adopted Resolutions 2025-19, 2025-20 and 2025-21 transferring funds within the 2025 budget for sewage utility, general maintenance, motor vehicle highway and project building accounts; roll-call votes were recorded for each resolution.

Burns Harbor — The Town Council voted to adopt three appropriations-transfer resolutions moving funds within the town’s 2025 budget during the meeting.

Resolution 2025-19, presented by the clerk, transfers multiple line items in the sewage utility budget (including $7,740.21 from secretary/clerk and $11,757.60 from part-time into labor accounts, and other specified reallocations). The resolution was moved, seconded and recorded as "passed and adopted this November 2025." Councilmembers answered in the roll call as "yes."

Resolution 2025-20 reallocates funds for general maintenance and motor vehicle highway accounts — moving part-time labor dollars into equipment-operator, performance, office supplies, uniforms, furniture and other categories — and was adopted by roll call.

Resolution 2025-21 makes transfers for the 2025 Project General Building fund, including small transfers into longevity, health insurance, telephone and office supplies accounts; this resolution also passed by roll call.

All three resolutions were presented with specific line-item amounts and budget codes in the meeting record. Council conducted roll-call votes and several councilmembers confirmed "yes" during the recorded roll calls in the transcript segments provided.

Next steps: the approved transfers will be implemented in the 2025 budgeting system and reflected in the town’s financial records.