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Dianne Ray, Finance Director, introduced Patricia Sodenberg, Accounting Supervisor. <br />Steve Baysinger, Parks Recreation Director, introduced: <br />Robert C. Bernhardt, Parks Maintenance Technician I <br />Joe L. Faison, Parks Maintenance Technician I <br />Neal A. Lucero, Parks Maintenance Technician II <br />Rita D. Smith, promoted from Recreation Program Specialist I to Recreation Supervisor I for <br />Senior Services <br />Kerry Stewart, Resource Specialist in the Senior Program <br />Bruce Goodman, Chief of Police, introduced: <br />Dan Wilson, Police Officer <br />Donna Geringer, Police Officer <br />Tom Phare, Public Works Director, introduced Margaret "Peggy" Flaherty, Civil Engineer I. <br />PROCLAMATION SENIOR CENTER MONTH <br />Davidson read and presented the Senior Center Month proclamation to Harriet Olson of the Senior <br />Advisory Board. <br />Olson thanked Council and invited them to the. Centennial Dinner on May 14 at noon at the <br />Recreation Center. <br />Sigk thanked the Senior Advisory Board and all of the senior citizens and employees of Louisville <br />who give tirelessly of their efforts. <br />PRESENTATION -1996 AUDIT AND MANAGEMENT LETTER KIM HIGGINS, BONDI <br />COMPANY <br />Kim Higgins, partner in charge of the audit engagement for the City of Louisville, introduced Robin <br />Risers, Senior CPA, who performed much of the audit. Higgins thought the audit report looked <br />excellent this year and gave tribute to Finance Director Dianne Ray and the department. She <br />reviewed the Auditor's Report/Financial Statements. She commented that the City looked very <br />favorable from a financial statement standpoint: strong cash positions, liabilities are decreasing, and <br />fund balances are increasing. <br />Sisk asked for a review of the long term debt. <br />Higgins reported that at the end of 1995, beginning of 1996, Louisville had $28,948,262 in debt. <br />Nothing was added to debt in 1996, but the reductions on an overall basis was almost $2 million, so <br />the long term debt dropped to $27,029,720. <br />