The Detroit City Council met to adopt the fiscal year budget schedule, approve adjustments to the general fund, and pass various resolutions. The meeting focused on finalizing funding sources for council priorities, with the administration proposing alternative draws from surplus funds. Council members approved line items, granted waivers, and heard closing remarks reflecting on the budget process.
Councilman Scott Benson. Councilmember Johnson. Present. Councilman McCampbell. Present. Councilmember Miller. Here. Amen. Councilman Santiago. Present. Councilmember Walters. Present. Councilmember Woodfield Callaway. Council President Po Tim Young. And Council President Tate. Yep. You have a quorum, Mr. President. Thank you. We have a quorum present, which means we're now back in session, and we do have all of the documents in front of us. Mr. Corley. Thank you. Thank you, Ms. President. Good evening. Thank you for your indulgence and patience. He missed out on the hustle on the city council hustle. So we have before you the documents that's on the voting schedule. And so if we can talk about Schedule B, because that's the one that reflects council's changes to the general fund. And I would say that the big pieces there is that the administration wanted to reduce um these surplus funds differently than what we had on our spreadsheet. So we were suggesting so to subtract about $3.5 million from the blight remediation fund. That's fund 1003. They rather uh administration rather subtract six million from that. Um and then we were taking about five million from the fund 4533 as capital projects. Um they are only subtracting about 2.6 million from that. Administration rather not touch the pot relative to the the fleet. You know, there was 20 million dollars for fleet, and they want to keep that intact. So they're um taking monies from the parks and recreations surplus dollars that was in the capital project fund. Um so but and but in terms of the total money that you need for your changes, that's still intact. They're just changing the way that they're taking the money away, you know, from the different pots. So we're we're fine with that. You know, that's administration's prerogative, and you know, they want to they want to make sure that they're addressing their priorities. Um I just want to let you know that the the sources is this being used differently than what we had on our spreadsheet. Gotcha. Um so that's really the biggest piece. Um Mr. Johnson can fill in if there's anything else major, but I think that's the major one. Okay, we'll let Mr. Johnson go uh next, and then call do you have anything you want to add, Mr.