17 October 2016
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 19 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors held its third budget workshop to review the 2017 operating fund budget. No public comment was offered. The Finance Director presented a department-by-department review of the preliminary general fund budget. For Engineering, she highlighted a new separate departmental category created to track costs more efficiently. The Community Development budget was adjusted downward to reflect actual spending. Public Works Operations/Highway Maintenance figures were similarly adjusted for better monitoring and reporting, and she noted she would discuss leaf waste collection expenses with the operations manager. The Parks and Recreation budget was adjusted to match actual costs, and a separate line item was created for Moon Park’s 50th anniversary celebration, distinct from other events. The Library budget was reviewed only for administrative and utility expenses. Mooncrest’s budget included increases for broadband service, Duquesne Light pole rental, alarm system, and building maintenance due to water damage. The Cable Television budget reflected a salary realignment for current employees and an increase for Verizon contract negotiations. For insurance premiums, the Finance Director anticipated that newer rates might be lower and created a separate departmental category to track costs rather than distributing them across departments. A new budget for branding and logo marketing was added under miscellaneous expenses, along with line items for training, EOC training, the safety committee, and building security. No ordinances, resolutions, zoning decisions, bids, contracts, or police, fire, or public works reports were on the agenda. The meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m.The Board of Supervisors held its third budget workshop to review the 2017 operating fund budget. No public comment was offered. The Finance Director presented a department-by-department review of the preliminary general fund budget. For Engineering, she highlighted a new separate departmental category created to track costs more efficiently. The Community Development budget was adjusted downward to reflect actual spending. Public Works Operations/Highway Maintenance figures were similarly adjusted for better monitoring and reporting, and she noted she would discuss leaf waste collection expenses with the operations manager. The Parks and Recreation budget was adjusted to match actual costs, and a separate line item was created for Moon Park’s 50th anniversary celebration, distinct from other events. The Library budget was reviewed only for administrative and utility expenses. Mooncrest’s budget included increases for broadband service, Duquesne Light pole rental, alarm system, and building maintenance due to water damage. The Cable Television budget reflected a salary realignment for current employees and an increase for Verizon contract negotiations. For insurance premiums, the Finance Director anticipated that newer rates might be lower and created a separate departmental category to track costs rather than distributing them across departments. A new budget for branding and logo marketing was added under miscellaneous expenses, along with line items for training, EOC training, the safety committee, and building security. No ordinances, resolutions, zoning decisions, bids, contracts, or police, fire, or public works reports were on the agenda. The meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m.
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