Logan City Council approves budget adjustments including property tax increase and board appointments

The Logan Municipal Council meeting held on June 17, 2025, focused on several key issues, including board appointments, budget adjustments, and community services.

One of the primary discussions was the appointment of Mark Holt to the Light and Power Advisory Board, which was unanimously ratified by the council. The council also welcomed the new librarian, who was present for the first time, and acknowledged the support from the library board chair.

In council business, the council approved a new automotive sales and service business and the construction of four warehouse buildings in the industrial park zone, which will provide 85 flex units. These developments are expected to enhance local economic growth.

The meeting also included reports from various boards and committees. The Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board introduced a new member, Herschel, whose expertise in solar energy was noted as a valuable addition. The council expressed enthusiasm for his contributions.

Budget adjustments were a significant topic, with a public hearing held to discuss the final budget adjustments for the fiscal year. The council approved several appropriations, including funds for fire department training and community concerts. Additionally, a proposed property tax rate increase of 2.9% was discussed, which is expected to generate additional revenue for the general fund and library operations.

The council emphasized the importance of these budget adjustments in maintaining city services and managing costs effectively. The next steps include a scheduled truth in taxation hearing on August 7, where community members will have the opportunity to voice their opinions on the proposed tax increase.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the council's commitment to community development, fiscal responsibility, and the enhancement of local services.