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Sage selected to manage all of the District's corpus funds
Of two responses to the request for proposals, the Finance Committee recommended Sage on the basis of fees, with direction to use existing investments to match liabilities rather than liquidate and reinvest. The board approved Sage as manager of all corpus funds and directed Amarillo National Bank and Happy State Bank to release their funds by March 15, 2023. The same day it set the LPPF assessment at 4.17% for state fiscal year 2023.[1][2]
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The committee evaluating the request for proposals (two board members and the Assistant City Manager) received two responses, both favorable, and the recommendation came down to fees. The anticipated shortfall had improved to around $3 million in a January 31, 2023 analysis. [1]
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Dean Frigo, Amarillo Hospital District Board of Managers (Finance Committee chair): The Finance Committee chair said the board must do its part to watch expenses and that it would not be wise to take on any new programs. [2]
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Earlier, in August 2022, Texas Tech had asked for an additional $550,000 a year for pediatric programs; staff said that amount would strain cash flows near 2036, and the Finance Committee approved $250,000. Staff then projected about $12.9 million in reserves in 2036, before the added amounts. [4]