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Committee recommends ARPA transfer after USDA grant adjustment to cover IT costs
Summary
Administrator said reassigning obligations tied to a USDA Rural Development grant freed up $82,439 in ARPA funds, which the committee recommended transferring to cover general-fund needs including about $87,000 in unplanned IT professional services.
The Finance and Taxation Committee recommended that previously obligated ARPA funds be transferred into the general fund so the city can cover planned and unplanned general-fund expenditures. Administrator Rindy Rooney explained that an adjustment to how obligations were assigned against a USDA Rural Development grant increased the grant use and freed up ARPA funds.
"We were not maximizing the amount that we were awarded from the USDA Rural Development Grant... which freed up 82,439 of previously obligated ARPA funds to the ladder truck," Rooney said, describing the accounting change. Rooney said the committee was being asked to transfer those ARPA funds to cover general-fund expenditures, and identified roughly $87,000 in IT professional-services spending, planned for 2024, that would be funded from that transfer after unexpected server work related to a system incident.
Committee members moved and seconded the recommendation and approved it by roll-call vote. The transcript does not specify the individual mover and seconder by name; the roll-call on the motion was recorded as unanimous.
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