Approve $1.5 million spending from cash reserves for COVID-19 response
$1,500,000
Resolution 25-20
In Plain English
The city wants to move $1.5 million from its emergency savings account to cover COVID-19 related costs. These funds come from the city's general cash reserves that are set aside for unexpected situations. If approved, the money becomes available for pandemic response expenses like cleaning supplies, protective equipment, or emergency staffing.
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