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Crawford approves revised State 5311 transportation budget after funding cut

City Council of the City of Crawford, Nebraska · June 10, 2025
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Summary

Council approved a one-year revision to the State of Nebraska 5311 Federal-Aid transportation program budget to reflect funding cuts for the remaining nine months; council reconciled a discrepancy so section 7.4 matches $86,281.

The City of Crawford approved a revised budget for the State of Nebraska 5311 Federal-Aid transportation program on June 10 after staff reported a funding reduction requiring adjustments for the remaining nine months.

Mayor April Grant explained that program changes required budget edits. Council Member Patti Page moved to approve the revised budget while reconciling a discrepancy in section 7.4 so the program funding figure matches $86,281 (the number shown in the program table); Christopher Dean seconded. The council voted aye (Page, Dean, Gaston) and the motion carried. The record notes an alternative figure of $88,021 appeared in one part of the document; the council approved matching the program table amount of $86,281.

The revision is intended to align the city's allocation and spending plan with reduced federal/state funding for the 5311 program for the remainder of the fiscal period. The council did not state additional funding sources at the meeting and no follow-up appropriation was listed.