Approve updated city investment policy for managing public funds
Resolution 68-16
In Plain English
The city invests taxpayer money in various accounts while waiting to spend it on operations and projects. The current investment rules need updating to reflect new state laws and market conditions. If approved, the policy guides how staff invests millions in city funds to earn returns while keeping money safe.
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