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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval to Cancel Old or Voided Government Checks
Record date · October 21, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The local government approved the cancellation of specific outstanding checks from two treasury accounts because they were either unclaimed, expired, or voided.
This action cleans up the government's financial records by removing stale or voided payment obligations from the Central and Self-Insurance accounts.
Who It Affects
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Finance - Records, Taxes, and Treasury Division
The division is responsible for managing the accounts and executing the cancellation of the warrants.
Key Facts
- The government approved the cancellation of warrants (checks) from Central Account No. xxxxxxxxx3785 and Self-Insurance Account No. xxxxxxxxx0518.
- Cancellation of the first batch of checks was due to them being stale-dated, unclaimed, or never negotiated.
- Cancellation of the second batch of checks was due to them being voided, with replacements already reissued.
- Both motions were approved by a 9-0 vote.
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- The actions were taken at 10:47 AM.
- The item is classified as a consent item under the Finance - Records, Taxes, and Treasury Division.
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