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Reynolds council hears that July expenses outpaced revenue; election qualifying set for Aug. 18–20
Summary
City Clerk Sissy McLaughlin told the City of Reynolds council that July expenses exceeded revenue and reminded the council that qualifying for the upcoming municipal election runs Aug. 18–20.
The City of Reynolds council met Aug. 18 at the Train Depot and heard that the city’s expenses exceeded revenue in July, City Clerk Sissy McLaughlin said.
McLaughlin told the council the finance report showed expenses greater than revenue for the month and announced qualifying dates for the upcoming municipal election are Aug. 18–20. The minutes did not list specific dollar amounts or line-item details in the meeting record.
At the meeting’s committee reports, Finance Committee representative Danny Peed said the council had been briefed on the total mil rates for the city, county and school system but the minutes did not specify the numerical totals. Peed’s remarks were recorded as a committee update rather than an action item.
No motions or votes on tax rates or budget adjustments were taken at the meeting. Council members approved the agenda and minutes by unanimous voice vote earlier in the session. The council adjourned at 7:14 p.m.
