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East Lyme Finance Board Approves Investment Policy Amid Budget Warnings

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The East Lyme Board of Finance approved a short-term investment policy on October 14. During the presentation, Deputy Treasurer Denise Hall warned that Fire Department overtime expenses could exceed the annual budget by as much as $375,000. The board also approved funding for a wellness prevention coordinator and postponed decisions on two youth services grants.

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Why it matters

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The new policy establishes guidelines for managing excess municipal cash while complying with Connecticut law. It prioritizes preserving principal and maintaining access to funds over pursuing higher returns through riskier investments.

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Who's involved

  • East LymeThe municipality where the finance board operates
  • HallDeputy Treasurer who presented the investment policy
  • board of selectmenThe governing body that approved the investment policy

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