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Town council approves claims, bank reconciliation and $912,597.97 reinvestment
Summary
The town council approved the consent agenda, claims and bank reconciliation and voted to reinvest $912,597.97 in Stockland Bank; the council also approved a small equipment purchase and agreed to set a petty-cash limit at its January meeting.
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The Chair opened the meeting and the council approved the consent agenda, including November minutes, without public comment. The council then approved claims as presented by the claims committee and accepted the cash bank reconciliation after brief review.
The council voted to reinvest $912,597.97 with Stockland Bank, a motion the Chair introduced and members approved by voice vote. The meeting record shows the reinvestment amount as $912,597.97 and the council carried the motion.
Members also approved a purchase of a barrel of hydraulic fluid for an employee (named in meeting discussion as Dave Neva). The Chair summarized routine accounting procedures and audit requirements, noting the town must track special funds separately so donated or fundraising dollars remain distinct from the general budget. The council agreed to place a formal decision about a petty-cash ceiling for department fundraising accounts on the January agenda.
The meeting adjourned after routine business.
