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2024-100 · BUDGET · 2024

A Resolution to Support the Transfer of the FY25 City Council “Training” budget line (111-5320) dollars of $1,420 to FY25 City Clerk “Training” budget line (161-5320)

The Amesbury City Council expresses support for moving $1,420 from the City Council training budget to the City Clerk training budget for FY25. The transfer would be effected by the Mayor since the Council cannot reallocate funds on its own, and aims to enhance training for City Clerk staff and related operations.

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    JUL 23 2024
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AI summary · plain-language

The Amesbury City Council adopts a resolution to support transferring $1,420 from the FY25 City Council training budget line (111-5320) to the FY25 City Clerk training budget line (161-5320). The Council notes it lacks authority to unilaterally move funds and would welcome Mayor action to implement the transfer. The move would help fund training opportunities for City Clerk staff, benefiting the office and the community. The budget reference is provided in the FY25 Budget Book, with Clerk budget on page 48 and Council budget on page 49.

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Key provisions

§1 Supports transferring $1,420 from City Council Training (111-5320) to City Clerk Training (161-5320) for FY25.
§2 Council cannot unilaterally transfer its training funds; would welcome the Mayor to execute the transfer.
§3 Monthly stipends for councilors can fund training and conference opportunities.
§4 FY25 Budget Book references: City Clerk budget on page 48 and City Council budget on page 49.

Discussed at meetings

City CouncilREVISED City Council MeetingJuly 23, 2024
table2024-100
Table 2024-100 A Resolution to support transfer of FY25 City Council training budget dollars of $1,420 to the FY25 City Clerk training budget line to the next scheduled City Council meeting on September 24, 2024.
MOVED BY NICK WHEELER · SECONDED BY OWEN CORCORAN · VOTE: TABLED 7-1