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HomeMy WebLinkAboutIR 2557 4 INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 2557 �E40RT p To the Mayor and Members of the City Council September 9, 1975 �rfXPy� Subject: SUGGESTED HIGH PRIORITY UNFINANCED NEEDS 10 79 Several members of City Council requested the staff's assessment of high priority unfinanced needs which might be met utilizing the uncommitted revenues resulting primarily from the increased estimate of the assessment valuation. While it is still felt it would be fiscally prudent to utilize this additional revenue to finance the Southeast Service Center, the following is a list of the staff's assessment of high priority unfinanced needs which could be financed with the additional revenue. 1� Additional Detectives $170,336 The Police Department's No. 1 priority unfinanced need was additional staffing in the Detective Division to provide a major case squad including 1 Police Lieutenant and 9 Detectives. 2. Central Business District Street Cleaning $ 30,747 The proposed budget reduced the level of downtown street sweeping from 5 nights per week to 2 nights per week. This additional allocation would restore the cleaning to the current level of service. 3. Protective Clothing for Firemen $ 70,000 Allocation of these funds would provide for the purchase of the new lighter weight, safer helmets and bunker coats for all firefighting personnel. 4. Assistant Auditorium/Coliseum Manager $ 21,276 Council has been provided information concerning the need for this position previously. 5. Assistant City Attorney $ 27,966 The increase in suits against the City and court action involving the City indicates the need for an additional Assistant City Attorney position. 6. Equipment for Como Multi-Purpose Center $ 350 This will provide additional equipment for the Como Multi-Purpose Center including an exercising machine and a new vacuum cleaner. 7. Equipment for Stop Six Multi-Purpose Center $ 6,731 This will provide additional cleaning and recreational equipment for Stop Six including a vacuum cleaner, a balance beam, trampoline, roller skates, boxing ring and accessories, projector and color television. ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER FORT WORTH, TEXAS INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 2557 �IPT(gFC oFfORT s To the Mayor and Members of the City Council September 9, 1975 u�s Subject: SUGGESTED HIGH PRIORITY UNFINANCED NEEDS 8. Additional Street Material $106,191 This additional allocation will provide additional material for maintenance of streets and park drives. 9. Additional Research and Budget Staff $ 13,450 An additional Administrative Analyst would improve the review of departmental operations, budget requests, and capital improvement program preparation. 10. Library Staff $ 16,535 The 1974-75 Budget deleted two positions from the Arts and Recreation Section and the Southwest Genealogy Section of the Central Library. Refunding these positions would be provided by this additional alloca- tion. ll� Truck and Scale for Consumer Affairs $ 3,950 The Weights and Measures Section. of the Consumer Affairs Office currently is required to utilize 3 vans for the 4 different field inspectors. An additional truck and set of weights would improve the efficiency of this operation. Total $467,532 Should members of the City Council desire additional information on this matter, it will be supplied upon request. Respectfully submitted, R. N. Line City Manager RNL.br ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER FORT WORTH, TEXAS --