ALTO, Ga. — The Alto Town Council will hold a called meeting Monday night to consider a final amendment to the town’s 2024 budget, following weeks of scrutiny over city finances and recent emergency meetings aimed at stabilizing operations.
The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. tonight at Alto Town Hall.
Council members are expected to vote on a 2024 final budget amendment listed under new business. The vote comes after council members and staff have worked to reconcile financial records and address concerns raised earlier this month about the town’s budget status, overtime costs and the need for clearer financial reporting.
The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the council’s regular meeting on Dec. 9 and an emergency called meeting held Dec. 12. No other new or old business items are listed, and no reports from officers, departments or attorneys are scheduled.
Public comments will be allowed before adjournment.
Recent meetings have focused heavily on getting accurate financial numbers in place so the council can move forward with budget decisions and operational planning heading into the new year. Monday’s vote is expected to formally close out the town’s 2024 budget.
