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Lincoln holds public hearing on proposed 2025 property tax levy; no public comment
Summary
The City of Lincoln held a Dec. 15, 2025, public hearing on a proposed property tax levy for 2025. No members of the public offered comment; the hearing was adjourned at 6:01 p.m. after a motion by Alderman O'Donoghue and a second from Alderman Parrott.
The City of Lincoln held a public hearing on Dec. 15, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. to accept comments on the notice of a proposed property tax levy for 2025. The presiding official opened the hearing and led a roll call before inviting public participation.
The clerk called roll and recorded the following members present: Mister Bateman, Mister McClellan, Mister Parrott, Mister Downs, Mister Clemons and Missus O'Donoghue. The presiding official noted that a council member identified as Andrew was not present because of another meeting.
The presiding official invited public comment on Item 4, the notice of proposed property tax levy for 2025 for the City of Lincoln, Illinois. "For the record, there is no public participation," the presiding official said, and the record shows no speakers during the public comment period.
With no comments or announcements, Alderman O'Donoghue moved to adjourn; Alderman Parrott seconded. The presiding official called for the voice vote, received an affirmative response, and adjourned the hearing at 6:01 p.m.
No formal vote on the levy or further debate was recorded in the hearing transcript. Any subsequent action on the proposed levy (such as adoption, amendment, or submission of a final rate) was not addressed in this hearing record.
