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Westminster council introduces FY2026 budget with no property tax increase; water, sewer rates to rise
Summary
City Administrator Imholz presented the proposed fiscal year 2026 budget to the Mayor and Common Council, noting a stable property tax rate of $0.56 per $100 of assessed value and planned water and sewer rate increases of 3.5% and 5%, respectively. The ordinance to adopt the budget was formally introduced for council consideration.
Westminster’s Mayor and Common Council on May 5, 2025 heard a presentation of the city’s proposed fiscal year 2026 budget and formally introduced an ordinance to adopt that budget, with no change to the real property tax rate and modest increases to water and sewer fees.
City Administrator Miss Imholz told the council the proposal is grounded in the city’s vision and strategic plan, reading the administration’s guiding statement: “Westminster is a safe, healthy, and engaged community where new ideas and sustainable innovation enhance the community’s quality of life and create economic opportunities for today’s residents and future generations.” The budget ordinance was introduced for consideration; Councilman Tony Carvacci moved to introduce the ordinance and Councilmember Gilbert seconded the motion, and the council voted in favor to introduce the ordinance.
Why it matters: The city’s proposal maintains…
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