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| Brian Acker, director of financial services, answers a question about the 2014 equipment reserve budget at the March 17, 2014 budget committee meeting at city hall. Times-Herald photo by Lisa Goudy |
A new fire truck and new taxation software are two of the largest purchases in the 2014 equipment reserve budget.
On Monday, budget committee passed the equipment reserve budget as presented. The budget has $70,424 in increased costs spread over the operating, utility and capital budgets. The approved request is $2.93 million in equipment replacement.
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