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Mantorville council approves 2025 fund transfers, including $12,500 for fire truck bond

City of Mantorville City Council · April 13, 2026
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Summary

The Mantorville City Council approved Resolution 2026‑11 to record 2025 fund transfers: $12,500 to the Fire Truck Bond Fund, $6,250 for Riverside Park court improvements and $1,856.91 to the EDA loan fund; a $1,200 EDA general transfer was eliminated.

The Mantorville City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve Resolution 2026‑11 recording several fund transfers from fiscal year 2025, including $12,500 to the Fire Truck Bond Fund, $6,250 for the Riverside Park basketball/hockey rink project and $1,856.91 to cover a shortfall in the EDA Revolving Loan Fund.

Councilmember Lynnette Nash moved to approve the transfers and Councilmember Jim Potter seconded the motion; the council recorded a 5‑0 vote in favor. Council also directed removal of a previously planned $1,200 general transfer to the Economic Development Authority and postponed additional transfers for the Fire Department until City Clerk‑Treasurer Gretchen Lohrbach can review whether the requested amounts can be reduced.

City Clerk‑Treasurer Gretchen Lohrbach told the council she will draft and bring a revised resolution to the next meeting to reflect the council’s adjustments. The transfers recorded in the approved resolution will be logged in the city’s 2025 financial records to align budgetary reporting with actual expenditures.

Background: The transfers cover bond and capital needs for public safety and parks; council members said they wanted to preserve fiscal flexibility before approving further fire‑department transfers. No vote splits or abstentions were recorded.