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Green Island Power Authority adopts 2025–26 budget, funds replacement bucket truck
Summary
The Green Island Power Authority board approved its 2025–26 budget, which includes funding for a new bucket truck to replace a 2011 unit; CFO Madeline Catterhaney said revenue appears inflated on the write-up and the truck delivery is expected in June.
The Green Island Power Authority on Monday adopted its fiscal 2025–26 budget, approving the plan that includes a capital allocation to replace the authority’s aging bucket truck.
Madeline Catterhaney, the authority’s chief financial officer, told trustees that she had put revenue estimates and line-item detail in the written budget and that “the revenue is inflated this year.” She identified the largest capital project in the plan as the bucket truck and said the authority’s current unit dates to 2011. “Our current 1 is from 2011,” she said, and staff included a replacement in the budget with a down payment order expected on June 25 and delivery anticipated in June.
The board discussed the item briefly and the moderator called for a motion to approve the budget. After a motion and second, trustees approved the budget by voice vote. The record does not include a roll-call tally; the board carried the motion by unanimous voice vote as recorded in the meeting transcript.
The adopted budget funds the truck replacement as a capital expense and reflects staff’s revenue projections noted in the financial write-up. The board did not add conditions to the approval; next steps are for staff to proceed with the purchase process and to schedule receipt and deployment once the truck arrives.
