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Covington council approves midyear revenue and appropriation ordinance
Summary
The Covington Village Council voted unanimously June 17 to approve Ordinance 14-24, a midyear modification of revenues and appropriations for the current fiscal year, after waiving the three-reading rule. The council also approved the consent agenda.
The Covington Village Council approved Ordinance 14-24 on June 17, adopting midyear changes to revenues and appropriations for the fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 2024. Council Member Derrick Canan moved to approve the ordinance; Council Member Dawn Duff seconded the motion and the council voted "all ayes." The ordinance had its three readings waived earlier in the meeting after a unanimous vote to do so.
The council also approved the consent agenda at the start of the meeting. The consent items included approval of the June 3 council minutes, May monthly and year-to-date fund balance reports, May check report, May tax report and the April tax report. Council Member Amy Welborn moved to accept the consent agenda and Council Member Julie Blumenstock seconded the motion; the vote was recorded as "all ayes."
Tyler Rench, the village administrator, presented Ordinance 14-24 as a routine midyear reappropriation. He described reappropriations as typical at the halfway point of the fiscal year. No public comment was recorded on the ordinance during the meeting.
Ordinance 14-24 was introduced as "to modify revenues and appropriations for current expenses and other expenditures of the Village of Covington, State of Ohio, during the fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 2024." (The meeting transcript erroneously listed 2004; council context and meeting date indicate the intended year is 2024.)
