Sequim streets fund grows modestly; utility funds reflect prior rate hikes
Haehner said the streets fund is budgeted at about $1.5M for 2027, a 4% increase driven by transfers and transportation-benefit-district taxes, and that utility operation funds show modest revenue increases following rate hikes and specific software expenditures.
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Sequim's streets fund is budgeted at roughly $1.5 million for 2027, an increase of about $58,000 (4%), Finance Director Sue Haehner said, attributing the uptick mainly to transfers from the general fund and transportation-benefit-district taxes and to modest increases in seasonal staffing costs.
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