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The City’s finance department is hard at work processing payments, reporting revenue, and keeping City budgets updated during the coronavirus pandemic. 

“We are proud to be working for the citizens of Rocklin and are doing so in the safest manner possible to provide the best service throughout this challenging time,” Chief Financial Officer Kim Sarkovich said.

Finance processes incoming revenue, vendor and utility payments, and payroll. The department also prepares ongoing reports to local, state and federal agencies on matters including sales tax, grant funding, city budget status, and more. Additionally, the department handles the City’s mail.

The City is currently in the midst of its annual budget process, and numbers are changing rapidly due to the economic uncertainty created by the coronavirus. Staff is working to update numbers as often as needed for accurate reporting of City finances, which allows leadership to make decisions based on the best information possible.

All City employees are practicing CDC and federal guidelines to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. The finance department teams are maintaining social distancing in addition to working different office hours to keep a low number of people in the building at one time.

The collage above is of Accounting Technicians Kathy Anagnost, Kim Olson, and Colleen Smith; Sr. Payroll Administrator Stephanie Frank; Accountants Angela Doyle, Natalya Lakhno, and Mike Moyer-Petty; Financial Analyst Ted Williams; Principal Management Analyst Andrew Schlitz; Finance Manager Mary Rister; and Chief Financial Officer Kim Sarkovich.

“Our staff has been awesome. They are very conscious of the essential services that have to be completed within a short time period to meet deadlines and have been going above and beyond,” Finance Manager Mary Rister said.