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Upland council approves $41,450 personnel transfer and passes LRS, opioid appropriations
Summary
At its Dec. 30 meeting the Upland Town Council adopted Resolution 6‑2024 to move $41,450 into the general fund personnel category and passed Ordinance 20‑2024 to add appropriations for the LRS and Opioid Funds. Both measures passed on 3‑0 votes with no public comment.
Upland Town Council President Shawn Sizemore presided over the council’s Dec. 30, 2024 regular meeting during which the council approved two fiscal actions affecting the town’s general and special funds.
Clerk‑Treasurer Mary Fletcher presented Resolution 6‑2024, which would transfer $41,450 from other line items within the General Fund into the Personnel category. Council member Michael Harbin moved to adopt the resolution and Amy McCrea seconded; the measure passed on a 3‑0 vote (Sizemore, McCrea and Harbin voting in favor; Brad Yordy and Heath Slain were absent).
The council then opened a public hearing on Ordinance 20‑2024, described in the record as additional appropriations for the LRS and Opioid Funds. Clerk‑Treasurer Fletcher noted there was no public comment during the hearing. Council member Amy McCrea moved to pass Ordinance 20‑2024; Michael Harbin seconded and the ordinance passed by a 3‑0 vote.
The record shows the Upland Police Department (Marshal Andy Cassidy), the Upland Volunteer Fire Department, Town Attorney Adrienne Rines Hammond and Town Manager Jonathan Perez were not in attendance for the session. The meeting concluded at 8:05 a.m.; the council set its next regular meeting for Jan. 7, 2025 at 6:30 p.m. at Upland Town Hall.
Votes at a glance: - Resolution 6‑2024 (transfer $41,450 to Personnel): moved by Michael Harbin, seconded by Amy McCrea; vote 3‑0 — approved. - Ordinance 20‑2024 (additional appropriations for LRS and Opioid Funds): moved by Amy McCrea, seconded by Michael Harbin; vote 3‑0 — approved.
No motions to amend either measure or formal public objections appear in the meeting record.
