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Speaker 1 opened discussion of the amended 2024 budget and asked Chrissy to summarize the changes. Chrissy said the amended budget "pretty much basically [is] in line with the original budget," while noting hospitalization expenses were higher than expected but that corresponding grant revenue offsets the increase.
Speaker 1 then described several proposed ordinances. One would authorize the auditor to transfer $40,000 from the 2024 general fund to the police pension fund (account number recited). A separate ordinance would authorize a $25,000 transfer from the 2024 general fund to the fire pension fund (account number recited). Speaker 1 called each item "just a transfer of funds." Motions to bring both ordinances forward for consideration were made and seconded on the record; the transcript does not record a roll-call or final vote on either ordinance.
The council also noted a repeal reading for ordinance number 24-023 and identified five pieces of legislation slated for further consideration. Speaker 1 scheduled a follow-up finance and legislation meeting for January 8 at 6:00 p.m. to review pending items.
What happens next: The transcript records motions to consider the pension transfers and other items, but it does not show adoption or final passage. The council planned further consideration at upcoming meetings and did not complete formal votes on the budget transfers in the recorded segments.
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