The Division of Administrative and Financial Services is responsible for:
accounting for the receipt and expenditure of public funds
including utility billing, city-wide budgeting, city-wide
technology support, all aspects of the voting process,
maintenance and preservation of public records and
documents, assessment and taxation of taxable property, city
liability and property insurance, safety training and
education, and city-wide reception.
There are sixteen (16) positions within the
Administrative and Financial Services
Division consisting of:
• Assessor
• Assessment Technician
• Assistant City Manager/Finance Director
• City Clerk/Risk Manager
• Deputy Finance Director/Treasurer
• Information Technology System Administrators (2)
• Office Professionals (9)
The Finance department as part of that division is
responsible for the following items:
• Oversight of all finance division activities
• City Operating and Capital Budgets
• Long-term financial planning
• Accounts Payable
• Purchasing
• City switchboard and City Hall reception
• Debt Administration
• Benefits Administration
