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Orangeville Council adopts 2025–26 budget, OKs fund transfer and certified tax rate; several reimbursements, licenses and contracts approved
Summary
The Orangeville City Council on June 10 unanimously adopted the city's 2025'26 budgets, approved a $54,100 transfer from the utility fund to the general fund to cover a projected deficit, and set the certified tax rate at 0.000894, the council and staff said.
The Orangeville City Council on June 10 unanimously adopted the city's 2025'26 budgets, approved a $54,100 transfer from the utility fund to the general fund to cover a projected deficit, and set the 2025'26 certified tax rate at 0.000894, according to figures reported by the Emery County auditor. Council members also approved a series of small reimbursements, renewed a water-lease with the Emery School District and authorized a $6,310 payment to local EMS to help cover EMT wage increases.
The council approved Resolution 2025-4 to transfer $54,100 from the utility fund to the general fund to balance the projected 2025'26 general fund budget. Amanda, identified in the meeting as the city treasurer or finance staff, read the resolution text and the motion passed on a roll call.
The council then moved to amend the 2024'25 general fund (Resolution 2025-5) and to adopt the 2025'26 budgets for the general fund, utility fund, municipal building authority,…
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