reserve fund
Noun
Meaning
funds taken out of earnings to provide for anticipated future payments
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That experience will come in handy with Minnesota facing a projected $4.7 billion shortfall for its 2022-23 budget due to the coronavirus pandemic, which is expected to wipe out the reserve fund in the current budget.
After a report on the building by the Lions Club and Community Hall Association, district council determined the most economic option was to complete minimal repairs and start a reserve fund dedicated to replacement, Johansson said.
Going into budget negotiations, Brown had proposed setting aside as much as $3.2 billion into the traditional reserve fund.
The funding for the Fir Street repaving project and the water line upgrade work came from the city’s reserve fund.
And then it came out that there was a reserve fund that the citizen budget committee didn't know about.
Chief Financial Office Holly Gross said under the proposed budget, the city would still have enough in its reserve fund to operate the city for three months, which is the recommended amount.