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South Weber treasurer completes national CPFIM training
Summary
Tia Jensen, South Weber City Treasurer, completed the Certified Public Funds Investment Manager (CPFIM) program; staff said the certification strengthens the city's public funds management. The council congratulated Jensen on the achievement.
City Manager David Larson announced that City Treasurer Tia Jensen completed the Certified Public Funds Investment Manager (CPFIM) program offered by the Association of Public Treasurers of the United States and Canada, calling it "nationally recognized and designed to provide essential training in managing and safeguarding public funds in compliance with legal and ethical standards." Finance Director Brett Baltazar added that "Ms. Jensen has spent countless hours working with different financial investors," and said the certification enhances her skills in managing public funds.
The council offered formal congratulations. The mayor and council framed the recognition as a staff professional development milestone that supports the city's stewardship of public resources; no budget action or formal vote was required for the announcement.
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