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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, August 13,2018 <br /> Page 19 <br /> Councilmember Laliberte asked if the mental health officer mentioned should be <br /> on the list of department head requests not funded. <br /> Mr. Trudgeon explained the mental health officer position was not officially sub- <br /> mitted this year, and he thought it was pretty clear from earlier discussions with <br /> Police Chief Mathwig that it would not be funded. It was not an official request <br /> even though Police Chief Mathwig desires it. <br /> Councilmember Willmus stated earlier in the meeting, there was discussion with <br /> Police Chief Mathwig regarding what it would cost per year to fund a patrol of- <br /> ficer and in looking at the mental health position, at some point he would like to <br /> have an idea of what that cost would be. <br /> Mr. Trudgeon indicated they could provide that cost information when needed. <br /> Councilmember Etten asked how confident is staff that they will have$450,000 to <br /> stay above their 35%threshold for reserves. <br /> Mr. Miller stated Mr. Trudgeon and he discussed this, and determined it will be <br /> close to the 35% threshold. They only have the information through June-July <br /> and he did not think they would spend the $681,000 that is programmed in. He <br /> thought it would be closer to $450,000 based on the trends so far. Moving for- <br /> ward, one of the strategies would be to start to wean themselves off further re- <br /> serves. But if it looks like they will fall below the 35% floor that the Council es- <br /> tablished, before they close the books on 2018, they will have a conversation with <br /> the Council regarding moving surplus cash from another fund into the General <br /> Fund. He thought that conversation would occur in December or January, if <br /> needed. <br /> Councilmember Etten stated he would like to hear if there are issues sooner than <br /> January. He asked if they should put the preliminary not to exceed higher in case <br /> they are not going to make it to 35%. He also asked whether they should provide <br /> a cushion now because they will know a lot more in December when they pass the <br /> budget. If they have money in reserve pockets that the City does not need, he <br /> thinks they should have that conversation sooner. He noted they do not need to <br /> raise the levy if they have money sitting in reserves that could be used, unless <br /> they have other designations for it. He indicated he would like to have that con- <br /> versation by September 24tH <br /> Mr. Trudgeon stated they could talk about strategies and where they could poten- <br /> tially do that, but staff will not know those numbers until December. <br /> Councilmember Etten stated he would like to have preliminary discussion before <br /> it is too late to do anything about it. He would like to leave the ability to respond <br /> on the table for the Council as long as possible. <br />
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