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Loveland finance director: city on track for $7 million in income tax; monitors $400,000 federal reimbursement
Loveland City Council · October 29, 2025
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Director of Finance Mark Medler told council the city expects to collect about $7,000,000 in income tax for 2025, noted investments yields have fallen from pandemic highs, and said the city is owed roughly $400,000 in federal reimbursements tied to the new fire station.
The Loveland City Council accepted the third‑quarter 2025 financial report after a presentation from Director of Finance Mark Medler.
Medler said the city is "very confident that income tax is gonna finish with 7,000,000 this year for the first time," noting that a strong January drove much of the increase…
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