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Council adopts December budget amendment re‑encumbering projects and setting ARPA funds aside
Summary
Finance director presented a December fiscal amendment totaling $96,536,406 to reencumber open purchase orders and projects; the amendment included a $1,000,000 ARPA reserve and purchases such as a vac truck and a police vehicle replacement. Council approved the amendment.
The Edgewater City Council adopted Resolution 2025‑R‑38, the December budget amendment for fiscal year 2025–26, which reencumbers open purchase orders and projects totaling $96,536,406 and sets aside $1,000,000 in ARPA funds for potential state appropriations.
Finance Director Bridget Bassier walked the council through key appropriations: a vac truck the management team recommended, replacement of a damaged police vehicle pending insurance, appropriations for the Menard May Park Pier replacement (anticipated FEMA reimbursement), a $230,000 change order for Parktown Phase 1 partially funded by impact fees and ARPA, and a $9,500 change for Fire Station 57 leveraging HLMP grant funds. "The budget amendment in total is in Exhibit A… for a total of $96,536,406," Bassier said. Council voted to approve the amendment on roll call.
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