This ordinance appropriates a total of $29,000 from neighborhood development funds across multiple districts to the Fern Creek Fire Protection District. The funds are designated for the purchase of hazardous materials response equipment and are managed through the Office of Management and Budget. The ordinance was amended to include an additional $500 from District 13, increasing the total appropriation from the originally proposed $28,500.
AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING [$28,500] $29,000 FROM NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER: $10,000 EACH FROM DISTRICTS 22 AND 24; $5,000 FROM DISTRICT 20; [AND] $3,500 FROM DISTRICT 10; AND $500 FROM DISTRICT 13; THROUGH THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET, TO THE FERN CREEK FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT FOR COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PURCHASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RESPONSE EQUIPMENT (AS AMENDED).
What it does
- 1Appropriates $10,000 each from Districts 22 and 24 neighborhood development funds
- 2Appropriates $5,000 from District 20 and $3,500 from District 10 neighborhood development funds
- 3Adds $500 from District 13 neighborhood development funds through an amendment
- 4Funds are allocated to the Fern Creek Fire Protection District for hazardous materials response equipment
- 5Funds are disbursed through the Office of Management and Budget
This ordinance appropriates a total of $29,000 from neighborhood development funds across multiple districts to the Fern Creek Fire Protection District. The funds are designated for the purchase of hazardous materials response equipment and are managed through the Office of Management and Budget. The ordinance was amended to include an additional $500 from District 13, increasing the total appropriation from the originally proposed $28,500.
Activity timeline
- Status changedImpact 30
O-254-26: Agenda Ready → Old Business
- Status changedImpact 30
O-254-26: New Business → Agenda Ready
Legislative history
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