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Flower Hill trustees approve claims, capital-reserve resolution and fire district budgets
Summary
Trustees approved claims totaling $535,724.94, passed a resolution creating a capital projects fund (Resolution 1202026), and approved the Port Washington Fire District 2026 budget and the Rosslyn fire protection contract; one payment was deferred to executive session.
The Board of Trustees approved financial items presented at the meeting, including claims of $535,724.94 and a resolution to re-establish a capital projects fund.
Mayor moved to approve claims totaling $535,724.94; the motion was seconded and approved. Trustees discussed recent paving line items and agreed one payment would be handled in executive session.
The board then adopted Resolution 1202026 to establish a capital projects fund that dedicates money for capital projects (so funds cannot be used for operating expenses). The mayor described this as "a cleaner, better way of doing our projects," and trustees approved the measure by voice vote.
The Port Washington Fire District presented its 2026 budget; trustees thanked the district and approved the budget. Trustees also considered the Rosslyn Fire District contract (noting a 1% assessed impact for this village) and voted to approve the Rosslyn contract by voice vote.
Next steps: the capital fund will be used for upcoming projects; one payment will be addressed in executive session as noted by the treasurer.
