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Mount Clemens holds public hearing on 2021–22 budget; adoption set for May 17
Summary
City Manager Johnson presented the advertised 2021–22 budget and noted copies are available online, at the clerk’s office and at the Mount Clemens Public Library; commissioners held the public hearing with no public commenters and scheduled adoption for May 17 after an additional work session.
Mount Clemens City Manager Johnson said the city’s proposed 2021–22 budget has been advertised as required by the city charter and is available online, at the clerk’s office and at the Mount Clemens Public Library (temporarily at the community center). Johnson said the commission has already held two budget work sessions and will hold another work session this Thursday ahead of adoption scheduled for May 17.
The commission opened the public hearing on the budget and heard no public comments. After receiving the update from Johnson and noting the additional work session, a motion to close the public hearing carried on roll call.
Why it matters: The hearing keeps the budget process on its statutory timeline and sets the next procedural step toward final adoption, which will occur at a future meeting on May 17. City staff noted that printed copies were available and that the budget had appeared in the Macomb Daily as required by the charter.
What’s next: The commission will consider final adoption of the budget at its May 17 meeting following the additional work session.
