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Edwardsport council accepts December finances and adopts Resolution 1-2026 to close small savings account

Edwardsport Town Council · January 21, 2026
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Summary

The Edwardsport Town Council accepted the December financial report and adopted Resolution 1-2026 authorizing the treasurer to close savings account 02738430 and transfer remaining funds; the treasurer reported the town checking account balance at $300,414.81.

The Edwardsport Town Council accepted the town's December financial report and adopted Resolution 1-2026 to close a small savings account and transfer remaining funds, council members said.

The treasurer reported account activity across the general, water and sewer funds and stated, "As of today, the checking account is at $300,414.81," and corrected the water operating account to $263,491.88. The council moved and approved acceptance of the financial report and last month's minutes; the meeting record shows the motions carried although a roll-call tally was not provided.

The council then introduced Resolution 1-2026, which directs the treasurer to close savings account number 02738430 and to execute any instruments necessary to transfer the remaining balance to the town. The resolution text presented at the meeting authorized the treasurer to "do all such acts, deeds and things and assign all such documents as may be required in connection with closure [of the] account." The resolution was adopted during the meeting (motion and outcome recorded; vote tally not specified in the transcript).

Why it matters: closing an inactive account consolidates town funds under the treasurer and reduces bank account maintenance. The record presented to the council included receipts and disbursements for several funds; council members asked few substantive questions during the adoption.

Council records and minutes list these reported balances and actions; the meeting did not record detailed vote tallies or movers/seconders for the motions in the transcript excerpts provided. The council indicated the treasurer is authorized to carry out the transfers and required paperwork as described in Resolution 1-2026.