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Sanitation fund shows proposed service reductions unless council approves rate changes
Summary
Sanitation staff told the council the 2026 budget would require service reductions unless voters or the council approve a rate adjustment; staff listed possible cuts and said a separate rate proposal will be brought to council.
Sanitation staff told Longmont City Council on Sept. 16 that the proposed 2026 sanitation budget would require service reductions if the council does not approve a rate adjustment. Chris Offer, assistant director of water and waste, said the fund faces rising costs and that the department has not raised rates in over eight years. Offer listed proposed reductions that would balance the budget…
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