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Wimberley council adopts fiscal 2026 budget, fee schedule unanimously

5806747 · September 18, 2025
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Summary

The Wimberley City Council held a public hearing and voted unanimously to approve Resolution No. 06‑2025 adopting the fiscal year 2025–26 budget and proposed fee schedule, with one minor fee addition for the community center.

WIMBERLEY, Texas — The Wimberley City Council unanimously adopted the city’s fiscal year 2025–26 budget and approved a revised fee schedule on Sept. 8 after a public hearing and staff presentation. The council approved Resolution No. 06‑2025 to adopt the budget and fee schedule.

The hearing followed a staff review of the proposed budget and fees led by City Administrator Tim Pawtek, who noted one change to the fee schedule: a daily rate of $1,500 for renting the whole Wimberley Community Center venue. “They wanted to put that in there in case somebody wants to rent the whole venue out, but not use it all,” Pawtek said during the meeting.

The move puts the adopted spending and revenue plan into effect for the coming fiscal year and incorporates the fee schedule as presented to council. No public comments were offered during the hearing, and the council moved directly to a vote.

Why it matters: the budget establishes the city’s priorities and spending limits for the next year and guides staffing, capital projects and program funding.

What happened next: A motion to approve Resolution No. 06‑2025 carried unanimously with the council answering “aye.” The council did not record roll‑call votes by name during the motion; a quorum of five members was present for the vote.

Ongoing: Staff said the city’s engineering and public-works planning will continue on scheduled projects funded in the adopted budget, and the council asked staff to post the adopted goals and priorities for FY2026 on the city website and to make the budget available to the public.