Adopt revised policy for city cash reserves
In Plain English
The city maintains cash reserves as emergency funds for unexpected expenses or revenue shortfalls. The current policy needed updates to reflect best practices for how much money to keep in reserves and when to use it. If approved, the revised policy provides clearer guidelines for protecting the city's financial stability during economic downturns or emergencies.
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Votes
Adopt Resolution No. 53-18 approving the revised Cash Reserves Policy
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