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Anne Arundel County

Gaby Arancibia

Baltimore Metropolitan Area

Annapolis

Maryland

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Council adopted the $14.5 million fiscal year ﻿s Tuesday evening, after eliminating $4,100 for a one-day council and senior staff retreat from the expenditures. , but the 2013 budget will draw out $146,211 from that reserve, City Manager Joe Nagro said. Council also approved plans earlier this month to use $1.4 million from the unassigned reserve to fund a . The city charter suggests that this unassigned reserve equal 25 percent of the fiscal year operating budget, Nagro said. Even after funds for the public works building, city hall expansion and 2013 budget are drawn out, the reserve will still be over the suggested 25 percent, he said. .

Council adopted the $14.5 million fiscal year ﻿s Tuesday evening, after eliminating $4,100 for a one-day council and senior staff retreat from the expenditures.

, but the 2013 budget will draw out $146,211 from that reserve, City Manager Joe Nagro said. Council also approved plans earlier this month to use $1.4 million from the unassigned reserve to fund a .

The city charter suggests that this unassigned reserve equal 25 percent of the fiscal year operating budget, Nagro said. Even after funds for the public works building, city hall expansion and 2013 budget are drawn out, the reserve will still be over the suggested 25 percent, he said. .

Prince George's County

Washington Metropolitan Area

College Park

Council members voted to eliminate funds for a one-day council and senior staff retreat.