HomeMy WebLinkAbout4505 ~ ORD'rN~,NCE CI~AT'rNG ~,N EXPEND~%BLE TRUST FUND
TO BE C~,LLED THE GIFT ~ DON~,TION FUND AND
DES'~'GNAT'rNG THE PURPOSE ~ USES THEREOF ~
REPEi%L?NG ORD'rN~CE NO 4:1.9:1..
THE CITY OF BREMERTON DOES ORDAIN:
SECTION 1. Ordinance No. 4191 is hereby repealed.
SECTION 2. A new chapter, 3.__, entitled GIFT AND DONATION
FUND, is added to the Bremerton municipal Code to read as follows:
.100 ESTABLISHED. There is hereby established an expendable
trust fund to be called the "GIFT AND DONATION FUND" for the
purpose of accepting gifts and donations on behalf of all
departments of the City as authorized by RCW 35.21.100.
.200 ADMINISTRATION. The Gift and Donation Fund shall be
operated as an expendable trust fund. The fund shall receive all
donations, memorials, bequests and other contributions made to the
City by citizens or organizations. The City Treasurer shall
provide detail accounts within the fund sufficient to allow for a
discreet accounting of all monies received and expended by each
department of the City together with any interest earned on
unexpended balances.
.300 EXPENDITURES. The department head of each department
for whom monies may be received by the fund shall be responsible
for the proper expenditure of their respective departments monies
subject to the prior approval of the mayor and the budgetary
authorization of the City Council.
.400 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE DONATIONS. In addition to
section .300 above, monies received in support of the City's
Emergency Medical Service Program shall be administered by the
Mayor and Fire Chief upon consultation with an advisory committee
consisting of three representatives elected by the emergency
medical services program employees. The Fire Chief shall address,
in writing, all expenditure recommendations of the advisory
committee. Ail monies received in support the EMS program,
together with interest earnings thereon, may be expended only for
the following emergency medical service program purposes:
1. Capital expenditures for diagnostic, life support,
medical, and rescue equipment, except for vehicle
purchase unless expressly requested by a donor.
2. Medical supplies, including aids for responding to
traumatized children.
3. Support of advanced emergency medical training for Fire
Department staff and basic emergency aid instruction for
the community, including instructor fees, materials and
supplies.
4. For other emergency medical aid purposes recommended by
the employee advisory committee and approved by the Fire
Chief.
&PPROVED by the City Council on the first reading this
day of~/~/~ ,~d' , 1995.
PASSED by the City Council of the City of Bremerton this
day of ~'~xD~f, 1995.
~HEI:~. ~L _HUF~-~ NE~
Council President
Approved this .~day of ~_~2/~,~_., 1995.
LYNN HORTON, Mayor
ATTEST:
KATHLEEN MCCLUSKEY, City Clerk
PUBLICATION DATE ~ -o~,5-~,~
ORDINANCE NUMBER ¢~-o,5-