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Council approves supplemental budgets for K-9 replacement, workers’ comp and public works retirement
Summary
Keizer City Council unanimously adopted three supplemental budget resolutions to appropriate donated K-9 funds ($22,000), cover workers’ comp claims ($150,000 from contingency), and fund a public works retirement ($85,000 from contingency).
The Keizer City Council unanimously approved three supplemental budget resolutions during the Jan. 5 public hearings.
Finance staff explained the first resolution would appropriate $22,000 from donated funds previously earmarked for the police K-9 program to purchase and train an additional canine. The police K-9 program is primarily funded through community donations.
The second resolution transfers $150,000 from contingency to the general fund to cover workers’ compensation claims that exceeded the low base premium level the city pays upfront. The third resolution transfers $85,000 from contingency to the administrative services fund to cover retirement costs for the public works director.
Each resolution was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote with no recorded objections.
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