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Coon Rapids council adopts budget reallocation and fund-transfer resolutions including $2.5M in carry-forward items

Coon Rapids City Council · March 17, 2026
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Summary

The Council adopted Resolution 26-36 to reallocate the 2025 general fund balance and amend the 2025 and 2026 budgets and Resolution 26-37 to authorize transfers for 2025; Finance Director Hanson said about $2.5 million in carry-forward funds included $1.2 million for the PED bridge project.

The Coon Rapids City Council unanimously adopted two budget-related resolutions on March 17 that reallocate the 2025 general fund balance and authorize transfers for 2025.

Councilmember Sean Novack asked whether the funds discussed were the same carry-forward monies referenced at an earlier workshop. Finance Director Hanson explained that 'carry-forward' refers to budgeted items from 2025 not fully expended and carried into 2026. Hanson said the carry-forward total was about $2.5 million and highlighted major items including approximately $1.2 million for the ongoing PED bridge project, and funds planned for a dump truck, a police squad car and a mower. Councilmember Brad Greskowiak asked for details on which projects accounted for larger carry-forward amounts; Hanson said the resolution contained fund-by-fund details.

Councilmember Peter Butler moved and Councilmember Christopher Geisler seconded the motion to adopt Resolution 26-36 reallocating the 2025 general fund balance and amending the 2025 and 2026 budgets; the motion passed unanimously. Councilmember Sean Novack then moved and Councilmember Brian Armstrong seconded to adopt Resolution 26-37 authorizing fund transfers for 2025; that motion also passed unanimously.

Council members asked staff to provide the detailed breakdown included in the resolution for review; the resolutions as adopted direct staff to implement the reallocations and transfers as described in the staff report and attached resolution documents.