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Gladwin council adopts amended FY2024‑25 budget
Summary
At its June 25 meeting the Gladwin City Council adopted an amended fiscal year 2024‑2025 budget that raises total revenues to $2,490,754 and authorizes specified interfund transfers and limited administrator transfer authority; the resolution passed unanimously by recorded roll call.
The Gladwin City Council voted June 25 to adopt an amended fiscal year 2024‑2025 budget and the General Appropriations Act, following a review by the City Treasurer and submission by the City Administrator. Council Member Crawford offered the resolution, which Council Member Darlington supported; the roll call recorded ayes from Caffrey, Crawford, Darlington, Gutierrez, Platt, Sischo and Winarski and no nays.
The resolution, which cites Article XIV, Section 14.2 of the City Charter and Act 2 of the Michigan Public Acts of 1968, raises the citywide total revenue from the original budgeted $2,396,839 to an amended $2,490,754. Key line‑item changes in the packet showed State Grants in the General Fund increasing to $601,462 (from an anticipated $454,291), Personnel Services in the General Fund rising to $1,194,652, and Other Services and Charges increasing to $892,673. The resolution authorizes the City Treasurer to make transfers between funds as required by the adopted budget and permits the City Administrator to transfer up to $5,000 between functions within the same fund without further Council approval. It also references MCL 41.75 for payment of time‑sensitive claims and requires reporting of claims paid in advance at the next regular meeting.
The packet included detailed amended balances for multiple funds. Examples included a General Fund ending fund balance of $1,969,546 under the amended budget; a Major Street Fund amended total revenue of $391,333 and ending balance $1,564,196; and a Local Street Fund amended total revenue of $504,134. The DNR Grant/Trail Extension Fund packet items showed anticipated revenues and expenditures tied to a federal grant and local contribution; the amended presentation listed an ending fund balance of $0 for that fund under the amended figures.
Council recorded the resolution as adopted at the June 25 meeting; the City Clerk certified the resolution in the meeting packet. The resolution text and the accompanying tables were entered into the record and will be reflected in the city’s official fiscal documents and reporting.
The council took no other formal budget votes at the meeting. The amended budget and its funding adjustments will guide fiscal operations through June 30, 2025.
