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Frostburg Council approves resolution to hold hydrologic-study grant in dedicated account
Summary
The Frostburg mayor and council approved Resolution “20 20 five-fifty 2” to place grant proceeds for a hydrologic study into a separate, non-interest-bearing bank account, a step staff said will keep study funds segregated from other city revenue.
The Frostburg mayor and city council on took a procedural vote to approve Resolution “20 20 five-fifty 2,” creating a separate, non-interest-bearing bank account to hold grant funding for an upcoming hydrologic study. A city official said the dedicated account is intended to ensure the grant money is tracked and not co-mingled with other municipal funds.
Staff introduced the resolution during the work session and the council moved and seconded the measure. With no public comment, the council approved the resolution by voice vote. A meeting participant summarized the purpose as keeping the grant funding in a separate account so the money for the hydrologic study is preserved for that use.
The action was procedural and limited to establishing the dedicated bank account; no additional appropriations or programmatic decisions were made at the meeting. Staff will follow up as needed with the bank to set up the account and ensure accounting entries match the grant’s requirements.
