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Webster board moves funds to cover traffic enforcement overages, approves April and May financials

Town of Webster Board of Commissioners · June 4, 2025
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Summary

Town commissioners approved reclassifying funds to cover traffic enforcement overages and then approved the April and May 2025 financial reports; account balances reported were $198,525.94 and $320,138.88.

Town Clerk Stephanie Gibson reviewed the Budget vs. Actual report at the June 4 meeting and told commissioners that a budget amendment would be needed to correct overages in the Traffic Enforcement line item and to move some expenses between Town Hall supply line-items.

Commissioner Danell Moses moved to reclassify funds from Professional Services/Training to Traffic Enforcement; Commissioner Leigh Anne Young seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The board then voted to approve the April and May 2025 financial statements. The minutes list account balances as of May 30, 2025: $198,525.94 in the First Bank Business Essential account and $320,138.88 in the First Bank Money Market account.

The board did not specify the exact dollar amounts reclassified in the minutes; the reclassification was approved to address the Traffic Enforcement overage and staff were instructed to make the necessary budget adjustments.