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<br />equipment maintenance contracts. Ms. Ricci asked about line item for on-line training and how it <br />compared to the line item for staff training. Ms. Watson said the on-line training is something they can <br />participate in and is an on-going contract. She said it could fall under staff training as well. Ms. <br />Watson said line numbers in 6000 series are for services and line numbers in 7000 series are for the <br />purchase of items. Ms. Ricci asked how Professional Services was defined. Ms. Watson said that <br />line item would vary from each department as to what is included in it. It would be used for different <br />kind of services such as hiring a consultant or hiring a professional level service that did not have an <br />on-going contract. <br /> <br />Ms. Watson moved to the Financial Administration division <br />Ms. Watson said there was one less position in Finance than in previous years. She said one of the <br />largest items here was the auditing contract and the City is currently issuing an RFP for a new <br />contract period. Under 6010 Professional Services was the other $10,000 for the New World one- <br />time data base upgrade for a total of $15,000. Ms. Watson said under maintenance contracts a larger <br />expense was for Brinks pick-up of cash from City Hall. <br /> <br />Ms. Ricci said this is an example of what she has been talking about. She said Maintenance <br />Contracts were under line item numbers starting with 6000 and then Office Equipment Maintenance <br />Contracts were under line numbers starting with 6400. <br /> <br />Ms. Watson said that under 6400 the contract would be for something like a postage meter machine <br />or a stuffer or some kind of small piece of office equipment. <br /> <br />In continuing, Ms. Watson said one of the largest items the Finance Department has is postage which <br />included all of the City’s postage except the postage for refuse bills. She said the City does bill the <br />library for postage they use. In advertising she said there are some large public hearings that have to <br />be advertised. Ms. Watson said that some insurance policies are only the Finance budget - for <br />Employee Bonds and for an employee dishonesty policy. She said there are two copiers charged to <br />the Finance Department, since the Print Shop is housed in this department. Ms. Watson said Training <br />it would include monthly meetings/seminars. She said the banking fees were netted against the <br />interest the City receives and next year there would be a RFP listed for banking services. Ms. Watson <br />noted in Office Supplies, that all paper for the City was charged in this department. She said the other <br />large item would be parking meters parts where for the past few years $20,000 was budgeted. This <br />year that amount is reduced to $16,000 for 2012. <br /> <br />In reference to the HR expenses, Mr. Price asked about the differences in unemployment, how long <br />was it projected for the amount budgeted for 2012. Ms. Watson said these numbers are only an <br />estimate at this point. The City has been caught up in the Federal Government’s extensions of <br />unemployment coverage. Ms. Watson said the City pays actual costs instead of paying into an <br />insurance policy for unemployment coverage. <br /> <br />Mr. Walker ended this study session at this point and said it would continue on April 11 with <br />Informational Technology, CALOP and the City debt payments along with the department of <br />Community Development. <br /> <br />Meeting adjourned at 6:24 p.m. <br /> <br />Joyce Pumm, MRCC <br />City Clerk <br />
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