Approve financial policies governing debt, investments, and cash reserves
In Plain English
The city updates its financial policies annually to guide how it borrows money, invests funds, and maintains emergency reserves. These policies set rules for acceptable investment types, minimum cash balances, and debt limits. If approved, the policies take effect for the 2015-16 budget year starting July 1.
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