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IN vEs,rM ENT POLICY <br />January 2 018 <br />1.0 POLICY AND M/ESTMENTSTRATEGY <br />It is the policy of the, City off"aris to invest public funds in a manner which will provide first: safety of <br />principal, second: liquidity, and third: return on investmentconsistent with the need forsafety and liquidity, <br />fourth: meet the daily cash flow demands of the entity, and fifth: confort-n to all state and local statues <br />governing the investment of` public funds, including but not limited to, the Public Funds Investment Act, <br />Chapter 2256, Local Government Code. <br />Investment strategies for operating funds have as their primary objective to assure that anticipated flows are <br />niatched,A,itliadequate itiN�estiiiciitliqui(lit3,. The secondary objective is to create a portfolio structure which <br />will experience minimal volatility during economic cycles. 'This may be accomplished by purchasing high <br />quality, short tar medium securities which will complement each other in a laddered maturity structure. Tile <br />dollar weighted average maturity target will be two years or less. <br />Investment strategies fair debt service funds shall have as the primary objective the assurance of investment <br />liquidity adequate to cover the debt service obligation on the required payment date. Securities purchased <br />shall not have a stated final maturity which exceeds the debt service payment date. <br />investment strategies, for debt service reserve funds shall have as the primary objective the ability to, <br />generate a dependable revenue strearn to the appropriate debt service fund from securities with a low degree <br />of volatility. Securities should be of high quality and consistentwith bond ordinance requirements. Short to <br />medium maturities generally meet these requirements, <br />investment strategies for special projects or special purpose funds will have as their primary objective to <br />assure that anticipated cash flows are matched with adequate investment liquidity. The stated final maturity <br />dates of securities field should not exceed the estimated project or purpose completion (late, <br />2.0 SCOPE' <br />This investment policy applies to the funds listed below. These funds are accounted for in the City's <br />Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. <br />2.1 Consolidated Cash Funds <br />11.01 General Fund <br />2.1.10 Water and Sewer Fund <br />2.1.11 Capital Projects Fund <br />2.1.13 Equipment Replacement Fund <br />2.1.14 CO 2010 Construction Fund <br />2.1.16 T'V' DB Loan Fund <br />2.1.21 Child Safety Fund <br />2.1.23 PEG Channel Fund <br />2.1.24 Lake Crook Park Restoration Fund <br />2.1.25 Grant Fund <br />2.1.27 Water Contract Fund <br />2.1.28 Parks Donations <br />2.1.30 Community Development Fund <br />2.1.31 Home Buyer's Assistance Fund <br />2.1.32 Owner Occupied Housing Fund <br />2.1.33 Municipal Court Technology Fund <br />2.1.34 Municipal Court Security Fund <br />2-1.35 Municipal Court Child Safety Fund <br />2.1.36 Municipal Court Time Payment Fund <br />
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