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City recorder updates Council on EOP deadline, nuisance-abatement affidavit, QuickBooks change and budget outlook
Summary
City Recorder Nicole Tritten reported she forwarded a draft Emergency Operations Plan on Dec. 29 with a Feb. 6 return deadline, is pursuing an affidavit for an administrative warrant for nuisance abatement (scope limited by contingency funds), and said QuickBooks Desktop costs require switching to the cloud before the March 15 renewal. She also said the current budget could likely support a 3% cost-of-living pay increase to her compensation.
City Recorder Nicole Tritten presented multiple administrative and financial items to the Council. She said she had forwarded a draft Emergency Operations Plan to the Council on Dec. 29 and set a Feb. 6 deadline for returning edits to the plan writer. She also reported working with the City's attorney to draft an affidavit seeking an administrative warrant for direct nuisance abatement; she noted contingency funds would limit the scope of cleanup and asked whether to proceed — the Council confirmed she should continue the process.
Tritten reported that QuickBooks Desktop licensing costs had become prohibitive and that the City needed to switch to the cloud version prior to the desktop renewal on March 15. She also said that property tax receipts for the fiscal year were tracking on par with the prior year and projected the current budget could accommodate a 3% cost-of-living increase to her compensation, though no increase had been formally budgeted.
