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City council approves authorization for $12.48 million in bonds to fund FY24–25 capital projects
Summary
The council moved to approve an ordinance authorizing up to $12,477,252 in bonds to finance projects in the FY2024–2025 capital budget; the measure was recommended by the finance committee after a public hearing at which no members of the public spoke.
The West Haven City Council approved an ordinance authorizing the issuance of bonds and temporary borrowing up to $12,477,252 to fund specified projects in the FY2024–2025 capital budget.
Acting Finance Committee Chair Ronald Quagliani said the proposal was part of the capital plan reviewed at committee and that there was no public testimony at the committee hearings. Quagliani moved the committee recommendation; the committee and then the full council carried the motion by voice vote.
Acting Finance Director David Taylor confirmed that the ordinance incorporates agreed reallocations, including added paving funds. The bond authorization follows the committee’s review of the capital budget and the city’s internal review processes.
Outcome and next steps: the ordinance authorizes the bond issuance and temporary borrowing as presented; the council recorded the measure as approved by voice vote. No formal roll-call tally was provided in the transcript; implementation steps and exhibit details referenced in committee materials will be handled by the finance office and corporation counsel.
