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File #: 15-126   
Type: Resolution (Consent) Status: Passed
File created: 12/21/2015 In control: Fire Marshal
On agenda: 1/26/2016 Final action: 1/26/2016
Enactment date: 1/26/2016 Enactment #: 2016-017
Title: Commissioner Brown - To Approve the Transfer of Accumulated Funds Realized from Past Tax Collections, Revaluation, Interest Earned, Etc. to New Hope Fire Department ($57,206)
Sponsors: Chad Brown
Attachments: 1. Adopted 2016-017, 2. BCR - New Hope FD - 1/26/2016, 3. Spending Plan - New Hope Fire Department - 1/26/2016

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Commissioner Brown – To Approve the Transfer of Accumulated Funds Realized from Past Tax Collections, Revaluation, Interest Earned, Etc. to New Hope Fire Department ($57,206)

 

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STAFF CONTACT

Eric Hendrix, Fire Marshal - (704) 866-3231

 

BUDGET IMPACT
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These transfers are keeping within current policy to transfer accumulated funds.

 

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BUDGET ORDINANCE IMPACT

Transferring accumulated funds from Fund Balance Appropriated Account to New Hope Subsidies Account

 

BACKGROUND

On occasion funds accumulate in fire district taxing accounts through the realization of past taxes being collected, property revaluation between budgets and account interest earned.  This action will transfer such accumulated funds to New Hope Fire Department, so that they may purchase/replace hydraulic rescue tools.  At the Nov. 30, 2015 Fire Advisory Board Meeting, Chief Matt Young submitted a spending plan and New Hope’s request for approval to ask the Commissioners to release $57,206 of their reserve funds to them.  The spending plan reflects their need/intention to purchase a full complement of battery powered tools and a full complement of hydraulic tools.  Their current tools set has become obsolete and unserviceable and the manufacturer is no longer in operation.  Matt Kanupp made a motion to recommend to the Commissioners that they release $57,206 reserve funds to New Hope.  Jeff Hovis seconded the motion.  There was no further discussion or opposition.  The motion carried. 


POLICY IMPACT

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