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Spring Hill board approves new senior‑center full‑time position and budget amendment
Summary
The Board approved converting a part‑time senior‑center assistant to a full‑time position (position cost ~ $63,000/year; $38,000 from fund balance for remainder of current fiscal year) and passed a first‑reading budget amendment as amended to include the parks and recreation position.
The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Sept. 2 approved a staff reclassification to create a full‑time senior‑center position intended to provide a single day‑to‑day point person for operations. Administration said this is not an additional new position but a transfer from part‑time to full‑time to ensure consistent coverage; the overall annual cost was described as about $63,000 and staff said $38,000 from fund balance would cover the remainder of this fiscal year. Finance staff clarified the $38,000 is intended to bridge the current fiscal year; the full recurring cost will be part of future budgets.
Separately, the board took first reading of Ordinance 25‑22 (the FY25/26 budget amendment). After discussion about carryover capital and costs related to opening the new police headquarters, Alderman Fuquay moved an amendment to add the parks and recreation position tied to Resolution 25‑2‑13 (salary cited at $63,412.61). The amendment passed 9–0 and the ordinance (as amended) passed first reading 9–0.
Votes and next steps: Resolution 25‑2‑13 (revised schedule of authorized positions) passed 8–1; the budget amendment (Ordinance 25‑22) passed first reading as amended 9–0 and will return for further readings as required by ordinance process.
