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Council approves FY2025 community support funding; one councilmember recused

Cedar Park City Council · September 12, 2024
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Summary

Council approved the recommended community support funding allocations for FY2025 after a staff presentation and subcommittee review; the minutes note that Councilmember Kevin Harris recused himself from discussion and vote, and the motion was recorded as passing.

Finance Director Kevin Klosterboer reviewed the Community Support Funding allocations recommended by a subcommittee and described the agencies and funding levels identified to receive support. Council discussion addressed the subcommittee process, per-capita guidelines and funding amounts.

Councilmember Mel Kirkland moved approval and Councilmember Eric Boyce seconded. The minutes note that Councilmember Kevin Harris left the dais and recused himself from discussion and vote; the motion to approve the allocations is recorded in the minutes as passing (recorded vote shown in the packet). The allocation resolution was approved and recorded in the minutes.

Why it matters: community support funding distributes city funds to local nonprofits and service providers and is typically governed by the council’s allocation guidelines and subcommittee recommendations. The minutes record Harris’s recusal and the approval; departments will follow the documented allocation and disbursement procedures.