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Zion council approves $77.1 million budget, keeps grocery tax and OKs equipment and staffing moves
Summary
Zion — The Zion City Council on Aug. 5 approved the city’s fiscal 2025–26 appropriation ordinance of $77,103,957 and a package of associated measures including adoption of a municipal grocery retailer’s tax, a Starcom radio purchase for public works, a temporary accounting-services contract and two new administrative offices.
Zion — The Zion City Council on Aug. 5 approved the city’s fiscal 2025–26 appropriation ordinance of $77,103,957 and a package of associated measures including adoption of a municipal grocery retailer’s tax, a Starcom radio purchase for public works, a temporary accounting-services contract and two new administrative offices.
Director of Finance (Director Conway) presented the appropriation ordinance and said the city “needs to pass an appropriation ordinance annually in order to have the legal authority to spend money.” The council approved the ordinance on a motion by Commissioner Fisher, seconded by Commissioner McDowell; a roll call showed unanimous support (5–0).
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