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Orangeville adopts 2025–26 tentative budget in special meeting
Summary
Orangeville officials met in a special session May 12 and approved a resolution adopting the city’s tentative 2025–26 budget. The motion passed after a recorded assent from at least four members; officials later said about $54,000 was cut from the utility fund to balance needs.
Orangeville held a special meeting May 12 and approved a resolution adopting the city’s tentative budget for fiscal year 2025–26.
The chair introduced the resolution identified in the meeting as “resolution 2025 dash 3” for adoption. Kevin made the motion to adopt the resolution and Tracy seconded it. Members recorded assent during the roll call with Tracy, Carrie, Doug and Kevin saying “Aye,” and the chair declared the motion passed.
The vote followed procedural motions to convene the special meeting earlier in the session. A separate motion to enter the special meeting was made and seconded before the budget item was brought forward; that procedural motion was also affirmed.
After the formal adjournment, a speaker noted the budget had been cut “drastically” and stated the council would need to take $54,000 from the utility fund to get through (the remark was made in post-meeting remarks and was not recorded as a formal amendment to the adopted resolution). The transcript does not list additional budget line-item details or identify other funding sources tied to the tentative budget.
What happens next: the body adopted a tentative budget by resolution at the May 12 special meeting. The transcript does not specify subsequent hearings, final adoption dates, or whether the utility-fund adjustment cited in post-meeting remarks will be formalized in a future action.
