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Nebraska City council reviews budgets for recreation, pool, parks, golf and library

City Council of Nebraska City · July 24, 2024
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Summary

During a July 24 special budget meeting, council members and staff discussed budget matters for the Recreation, Pool, Parks, Golf and Library departments; a public commenter, Gloria Glover, addressed budget preparations. No line-item decisions are recorded in the minutes.

Council members and city staff reviewed budget matters for multiple departments at a July 24 special budget meeting in Nebraska City.

The meeting record lists City Administrator Perry Mader and department heads—including Parks & Recreation Director Nick Schmitz, Park Foreman Raymond Doiel, Golf Course Professional Michael West and Library Director Donna Kruse—as present for discussions of the Recreation, Pool, Parks, Golf and Library departments. The minutes record that those departments were discussed as part of the special budget review but do not provide line-item figures or specifics about proposed changes.

Gloria Glover spoke to the council regarding budget preparations; the minutes record that she addressed the meeting but do not include a quotation or further detail about the substance of her remarks.

Earlier in the session, the council approved corrected minutes from the July 23 special budget meeting, changing a reference from "EMS/Rescue Department" to "Fire Department." The meeting recessed at 10:27 a.m. and resumed at 10:36 a.m.; it adjourned at 12:23 p.m.

The minutes include an affidavit by City Clerk Randy Dunster certifying that public notice requirements and availability of meeting materials were satisfied under the Nebraska Open Meetings Act. The record does not identify next steps, deadlines, or vote outcomes tied to individual departmental budget lines; those details are not specified.