Update authorized signatures for city investment fund transfers
Resolution 57-12
In Plain English
The city keeps some money in a state investment fund that requires specific staff signatures for transfers. Current signature authorization needs updating, likely due to staff changes or new security requirements. If approved, new employees gain authority to move funds while others lose access.
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