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Mobridge City Council approves second reading of 2026 appropriation ordinance
Summary
At a special Nov. 24 meeting, the Mobridge City Council approved the second reading of the 2026 appropriation ordinance with a unanimous vote after a staff-reported $25,000 revenue increase and confirmation that the budget pays off the armory loan from the general fund.
Mobridge City Council approved the second reading of the 2026 appropriation ordinance at a special meeting Nov. 24 at City Hall, voting unanimously 6-0.
Heather, a city staff member, said the only change since the first reading was a $25,000 increase to revenue. The presiding officer said the budget includes repayment of the armory loan from the general fund.
The council moved to approve the ordinance “as presented.” A roll-call vote recorded each council member voting yes. No amendments were offered during the discussion, and no public comments on the ordinance were recorded in the meeting transcript.
The ordinance sets the city’s appropriations for fiscal year 2026, including allocations shown in the general fund and separate water and sewer funds. Heather summarized the ordinance’s contents as showing the general fund breakdowns, water fund, sewer fund and revenues; she identified the $25,000 revenue increase as the lone change from the first reading.
After the vote the council had no further business and adjourned the special meeting.
Votes at a glance: 2026 appropriation ordinance (second reading) — Approved, unanimous 6-0.
