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Read. Follow. Verify.Budget Amendment for Rollover Purchase Orders (Fiscal Year 2024)
Record date · December 12, 2023
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What This Bill Does
The City Council is considering a resolution to adjust the 2024 budget to account for purchase orders that were not completed in the previous year. This process, known as a , ensures that funds previously allocated for specific and operating accounts remain available for use in the current fiscal year.
This resolution authorizes the city to carry over unspent funds from the previous budget cycle to pay for existing financial commitments, ensuring that ongoing and operational services continue without interruption.
Who It Affects
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City Departments
Departments with unspent capital project or operating funds will have their budgets adjusted to allow for the completion of existing purchase orders.
Taxpayers
Taxpayers are affected by the reallocation of reserve funds to cover previously authorized city expenditures.
Key Facts
- The resolution amends the Fiscal Year 2024 Adopted Budget.
- The amendment covers purchase orders rolled over from the previous fiscal year.
- The rollover is necessary due to unspent funds in capital projects and specific operating accounts.
- Funding for these rolled-over items is sourced from Fund Balance Reserves and other revenue sources.
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- The resolution is identified by file number 23-741 and budget amendment code BAF 24-001-A1-A3.
- The resolution was introduced on November 16, 2023.
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Standard Fiscal Year-End Accounting
The document reflects a standard end-of-year accounting practice where the city reconciles unspent capital funds to ensure project continuity.
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