Facemire sentenced McCoy to 13 to 40 years in prison and then suspended the sentence.

He ordered her to serve five consecutive weekends in the regional jail, a year on home confinement, and another five years on probation.

McCoy also will have to pay the city back more than $36,000 and perform 400 hours of community service.

Prosecutor Dwayne Vandevender said McCoy stole the money over a five year period starting in July 2005.

A jury convicted her of two counts of embezzlement and three counts of falsifying accounts.