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City of Byron adopts ARPA FY2021 budget, establishes Fund 230
Summary
At a June 22 special meeting, the City of Byron Mayor and Council unanimously approved a formal ARPA FY2021 budget and created Fund 230 to record required transfers for state reporting, City Administrator Tiffany Sanders said.
The City of Byron Mayor and Council unanimously adopted a formal budget for American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) FY2021 funds at a special session on June 22, 2022, creating a designated Fund 230 to record the transfers auditors and state reporting require, City Administrator Tiffany Sanders told the council.
The action came during a brief special meeting called to order by Mayor Michael Chidester at 4:00 p.m. Sanders explained that state reporting and auditors require the city to create Fund 230 to show transfers in and out so the budget is balanced for submission to the state. Councilmember Michael Chumbley moved to approve the adoption of a budget for the ARPA FY2021 funds; Councilmember Chris Hodges seconded the motion. The council voted unanimously to approve the budget.
The meeting record lists attendance by Mayor Michael Chidester and council members James Richardson, Rusty Adams, Michael Chumbley, Chris Hodges and Alan Dorsey; City Clerk Telina Allred was present, as was City Administrator Tiffany Sanders and a representative from the Leader Tribune. After the budget adoption, Chumbley moved to adjourn the meeting, Hodges seconded, and the council adjourned at 4:04 p.m.
Votes at a glance: Adoption of ARPA FY2021 budget — motion by Councilmember Michael Chumbley, seconded by Councilmember Chris Hodges; outcome: approved unanimously (all members in attendance recorded as voting yes). Adjournment motion — moved by Chumbley, seconded by Hodges; outcome: approved unanimously.
