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Pittman Center board approves ordinance titled as amendment to "2024-2024" fiscal year budget
Summary
The Town of Pittman Center Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted unanimously Nov. 7 to approve Ordinance No. 335, described in the minutes as amending the "2024-2024 Fiscal Year Budget." The minutes do not state the ordinance's specific budget changes.
The Town of Pittman Center Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved Ordinance No. 335 during a brief Nov. 7 meeting, the minutes show. Mayor Jerry Huskey called the meeting to order at 4:30 p.m., and members present included Vice Mayor Kevin Howard and Aldermen Steve McCarter, Billy McCarty and Cheryl Houston.
City Administrator Tammy Watts Rochester presented the agenda notes before the board took up new business. The minutes record the single substantive item as the "First Reading and Consideration of Ordinance No. 335: An Ordinance of the Town of Pittman Center, Tennessee Amending the 2024-2024 Fiscal Year Budget." Alderman Billy McCarty moved to approve the ordinance; Vice Mayor Kevin Howard seconded. The minutes state the motion "has been passed" with "all ayes." The minutes do not specify the ordinance's proposed or adopted budget amendments.
The board then voted to adjourn after the ordinance motion. Vice Mayor Kevin Howard moved to adjourn, Alderman Billy McCarty seconded, and the minutes record the meeting closed at 4:38 p.m. The minutes include an approval block dated Nov. 26, 2024 and an "Attest" line transcribed in the record as "Wark Roclester" followed by the printed name "City Administrator Tammy Watts Rochester." The minutes list April Sutton as court clerk and Sabrina Balogh as CMFO among staff present.
Votes at a glance Ordinance No. 335 — motion to approve: mover Alderman Billy McCarty; second Vice Mayor Kevin Howard. Recorded outcome: approved on a unanimous voice vote ("all ayes"). The minutes do not give a roll-call tally or the ordinance's detailed provisions.
The minutes do not include public comment, detailed staff presentations on the ordinance, or a recorded roll-call vote; they reflect a brief meeting focused on the single ordinance item and routine adjournment.
