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North Richland Hills Crime Control and Prevention District Board Meeting - June 9, 2025

City Council & Boards — Monday, June 9, 2025
BodyNorth Richland Hills, Texas
SessionCity Council & Boards
DateMonday, June 9, 2025
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Unassigned speaker

2:16

Good

Speaker 1

2:16

evening and welcome to North Hills Crime Control Prevention District meeting.

2:19

It is seven forty-six, and I will call June 9, 2025 meeting to order.

2:24

According to the board is present, and the meeting has been duly posted in accordance with TechSoup Meetings Act of the Texas Government Code.

2:32

Next is public comment, an opportunity for citizens to address the crime control prevention district board on matters which are scheduled on this agenda for the consideration by the board, but not scheduled as a public hearing in order to address the board during the public comments.

Unassigned speaker

5:06

On

Speaker 2

5:06

the expenditure side of the equation, uh the CCD has uh observed or encountered uh 4.9 FTEs uh worth of vacancies culminating in salary savings just under $500,000 uh so far this fiscal year.

5:23

Uh on the flip side of that, there has been an increase in overtime.

5:27

Approximately 29.6 percent increase, 23,000, slight reduction in our contribution to fund balance.

5:35

The new revised budget total would be $8,424,012, six percent lower than adopted.

5:44

With that, I am happy to answer any questions.

Speaker 1

5:46

Any questions of staff?

5:50

No.

5:50

Yes, no.

5:51

Okay.

5:53

Thank you, Chase.

5:54

The public excuse me.

5:56

This is a public hearing.

5:57

I've already opened the public hearing at this time.

5:59

I'll ask the city secretary if she has any request to speak at the public hearing.

6:04

Seeing none, we'll move on.

6:06

Um there being no one.

6:07

Oh, now I'd like to ask if there's anyone in the audience who wishes to support or oppose the requirement.

6:14

If so, please approach the podium.

6:17

Seeing none, I'll close the public hearing.

6:21

I'd like to call for a motion to approve the crime control prevention district fiscal year 24-25 revised budget.

6:27

Recommend the city council approval.

Unassigned speaker

6:31

Uh

Speaker 3

6:31

Mr.

6:31

Mayor, I move that we adopt the crime control and prevention district fiscal year 2024 2025 revised budget and recommend that city council approval.

Speaker 1

6:41

Second.

6:42

Thank you, Mr.

6:43

Robert, for second.

6:45

Any discussion call for the question, please vote.

Unassigned speaker

6:56

And

Speaker 1

6:56

it passes a nothing.

Unassigned speaker

7:00

The

Speaker 1

7:00

crime control and prevention district meeting is adjourned at 7 50.

7:05

Council, please sign out of the crime control prevention district meeting and wait for a few minutes and we'll be for signing into the city council meeting.

7:11

At least we'll let you know when you

Unassigned speaker

7:12

can.

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Summary of Proceedings

North Richland Hills Crime Control and Prevention District Board Meeting - June 9, 2025

The North Richland Hills Crime Control and Prevention District Board met in regular session on Monday, June 9, 2025, at 7:46 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chamber. The board unanimously approved two sets of meeting minutes and adopted the Fiscal Year 2024/2025 Revised Budget with a recommendation for City Council approval. The meeting adjourned at 7:50 p.m.

Call to Order

  • President Jack McCarty called the meeting to order at 7:46 p.m. All eight board members were present: Jack McCarty, Cecille Delaney, Ricky Rodriguez, Danny Roberts, Matt Blake, Billy Parks, Russ Mitchell, and Kelvin Deupree.

Public Comments

  • No requests to speak were submitted, and no members of the audience came forward to address the board.

Action Items

  • Motion by Matt Blake, seconded by Ricky Rodriguez, to approve the amended minutes of the August 2, 2024 regular Crime Control and Prevention District Board meeting. Approved 8-0.
  • Motion by Ricky Rodriguez, seconded by Cecille Delaney, to approve the minutes of the September 9, 2024 regular Crime Control and Prevention District Board meeting. Approved 8-0.

Public Hearing: FY 2024/2025 Revised Budget

  • Director of Budget and Research Chase Fosse presented the revised budget overview.
  • Revised revenue highlights: sales tax increased by $88,374 (1.2%); interest income increased by $14,600 (18.6%); appropriation of fund balance decreased by $636,141 (100%).
  • The adopted FY 2024/2025 budget was $8,959,579; the revised budget is $8,424,012, an overall decrease of $535,567, or 6%.
  • Expenditure highlights: overtime increased by $23,755 (29.6%); salary savings totaled $497,210; contribution to fund balance decreased by $113,849 (31.3%). The revised budget has an ending balance of $0.
  • President McCarty opened the public hearing; no forms were submitted and no one in the audience wished to speak for or against the item, so the hearing was closed.

Key Outcomes

  • Motion by Kelvin Deupree, seconded by Danny Roberts, to approve the Crime Control and Prevention District Fiscal Year 2024/2025 Revised Budget and recommend City Council approval. Motion carried 8-0.
  • The meeting was adjourned at 7:50 p.m.

Meeting Transcript

Good evening and welcome to North Hills Crime Control Prevention District meeting. It is seven forty-six, and I will call June 9, 2025 meeting to order. According to the board is present, and the meeting has been duly posted in accordance with TechSoup Meetings Act of the Texas Government Code. Next is public comment, an opportunity for citizens to address the crime control prevention district board on matters which are scheduled on this agenda for the consideration by the board, but not scheduled as a public hearing in order to address the board during the public comments. On the expenditure side of the equation, uh the CCD has uh observed or encountered uh 4.9 FTEs uh worth of vacancies culminating in salary savings just under $500,000 uh so far this fiscal year. Uh on the flip side of that, there has been an increase in overtime. Approximately 29.6 percent increase, 23,000, slight reduction in our contribution to fund balance. The new revised budget total would be $8,424,012, six percent lower than adopted. With that, I am happy to answer any questions. Any questions of staff? No. Yes, no. Okay. Thank you, Chase. The public excuse me. This is a public hearing. I've already opened the public hearing at this time. I'll ask the city secretary if she has any request to speak at the public hearing. Seeing none, we'll move on. Um there being no one. Oh, now I'd like to ask if there's anyone in the audience who wishes to support or oppose the requirement. If so, please approach the podium. Seeing none, I'll close the public hearing. I'd like to call for a motion to approve the crime control prevention district fiscal year 24-25 revised budget. Recommend the city council approval. Uh Mr. Mayor, I move that we adopt the crime control and prevention district fiscal year 2024 2025 revised budget and recommend that city council approval. Second. Thank you, Mr. Robert, for second. Any discussion call for the question, please vote. And it passes a nothing. The crime control and prevention district meeting is adjourned at 7 50. Council, please sign out of the crime control prevention district meeting and wait for a few minutes and we'll be for signing into the city council meeting. At least we'll let you know when you can.

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