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356 <br /> <br />'-=~!i=t.~!'.=~$29'per day. I'=Councilman Cole moved that the Center begranted its <br /> <br /> budget request of $1'5,000. -This motion died for lack of~a second° <br /> =Councilman Groden moved that the Center'be=granted$5,00e for its <br /> <br /> first year of operation. This motion was seconded by Vice-Mayor <br /> <br /> "Williams and was carried by unanimous vote. Council pointed out <br /> that this is a one year grant and that it does~notguarantee any <br /> further funding in another budget year. <br /> <br /> · 'Council was provided with' the 'revised budget, request of the <br /> Sheriff's O.ffice covering Courts and' Jail. -','There 'was much <br /> discussion-between Director of Finance Dick,Fitts 'and' Council <br /> regarding the actual figure of net local cost. However~ Council <br /> was~provided with a corrected Sheriff's Office budget which showed <br /> reduced expenditures as a result of the removal"~of a proposed new <br /> · positionswhich had been denied by the Compensation Board.' The <br /> <br /> revised total budget for the Courts was $341,543'as~Icompared to the <br /> original total budget of $367,460. The revised Jail budget was <br /> -$542,341 as compared to the original total,budget"of$552,793. The <br /> revisions also resulted in a reduction of revenues ofapproximately <br /> $~,O00~' '~-Councilman Cole requested that the problem of the <br /> increasing costs"of care offCity prisoners by=,'other-jurisdictions <br /> ~b~e placed on a future agenda in order to assess possible solutions <br /> to~the problem. Mr. Cole~stated that the City~was working on a <br /> p~rtial'~=solution by'adding 18 beds to the City Jail", but' that he <br /> <br /> was interested in solving the problem. --- <br /> <br /> <br />