Centerville Township’s financial performance from April 1, 2023, to March 13, 2024, reveals a net income deficit of $25,371.74, significantly lower than the budgeted net income of $33,522.85. While total income exceeded expectations, key revenue sources fell short, indicating a need for further analysis to understand these discrepancies and improve budget management.
The document outlines payroll checks totaling $11,869.36 for township employees, along with vendor payments amounting to $36,588.78 for various services. The combined total of all checks detailed within the document reaches $48,458.14, reflecting significant financial activities for the township, including expenses for legal fees, utilities, and other essential services.
This document summarizes the Kasson Township Board meeting held on March 13, 2024. The meeting included routine items, financial reports, unfinished business like a cemetery workshop, and new business such as reappointments and service proposals. Capital projects discussed included the Maple City Improvement Project and Township Hall renovation, concluding with public comments and adjournment.
This document outlines the upcoming bills and their respective due dates for various services and supplies required by the Township of Kasson, totaling an outstanding balance of $4,965.84. The bills include services from CenturyLink for phone services, Consumers Energy for lighting, and other service providers necessary for both operational and administrative functions.
The report provides a detailed financial summary for the period, including the beginning balance, disbursements, receipts, and the final ending balance of $1,174,017.86. It also outlines the balances in various accounts such as CDs, checking, petty cash, and debit. The report concludes with a reconciliation of credits and debits.
The document outlines the various revenue sources for the Township of Kasson, including taxes, licenses and permits, state shared revenue, and other miscellaneous sources. The proposed budget for fiscal year 2025 estimates a total revenue of $532,319, while expenses are detailed across various departments with an estimated total of $491,144.
The budget report for the Township of Kasson from April 2023 to February 2024 indicates a significant discrepancy between planned expenses and actual income. The total income for this period is $278,200.46 against a budgeted amount of $534,870.00, resulting in a negative variance of $256,669.54, approximately 52% of the budget.
The Cherry Capital Airport (TVC) served 582,908 passengers in 2022, marking its second-best year, driven by strong leisure travel and a slight rebound in business travel despite staffing challenges. TVC is investing in infrastructure, including an Instrument Landing System for safety, while focusing on terminal expansion and sustainability initiatives. It remains a community pillar in Northern Michigan.
The key topics discussed in this regular township board meeting include the approval of previous meeting minutes, treasurer’s report, planning commission updates, zoning administrator’s report, old business such as the review of fire and rescue services and the proposed short-term rental ordinance, and new business such as the renewal of the fire/emergency service millage.
This document summarizes the proceedings of two Empire Township Board meetings held in March 2024. The regular meeting addressed routine matters, including board appointments and discussions on road improvements. The special meeting focused on the proposed 2024/2025 fiscal year budget, increasing specific line items, and approving amendments to the current year’s budgets.
