Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Municipal Budget topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Sigurd council adopts tentative budget for public notice, schedules final adoption
Summary
Council reviewed draft revenues and expenditures and moved to adopt a tentative town budget of $408,940 for public notice and further review. The clerk walked through revenue lines (including a $182,000 Utah Outdoor Recreation grant) and departmental expenditures; council agreed to the tentative figure and will finalize adoption at a future meeting.
Clerk Jason Houston presented the town’s draft revenues and expenditures at the May 21 meeting, listing property-tax estimates, sales and use taxes, an anticipated Utah Outdoor Recreation grant of $182,000, and department-level expenditure lines.
Houston and councilors discussed itemized revenue lines (general property taxes, delinquent taxes, sales/use taxes) and spending categories including salaries, road maintenance and an outdoor-recreation capital item tied to the grant. After reviewing numbers, Councilman Adecker moved to adopt a tentative budget for public notice; Mayor Kelly Halvey seconded and the motion carried in the meeting as recorded.
The document discussed by staff showed a total revenue/expenditure figure of $408,940. (A separate spoken motion in the meeting referenced $408,009.40; councilors told staff to prepare final documentation for the next meeting.) The tentative adoption directs staff to publish the required public notice and return with any needed corrections for final adoption.
