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Council adopts supplemental appropriations ordinance covering sidewalks, lighting and public-safety offsets
Summary
Ordinance 2026-9 amends the 2025 budget to add $575,305 in supplemental appropriations — including $340,000 for the Cleveland Road East sidewalk project (grant-funded), $74,000 for street lighting on US Route 6, and smaller grant-offset items for police and fire.
The Huron City Council approved Ordinance 2026-9, a supplemental-appropriations measure totaling $575,305 to adjust the city’s 2026 books and move previously budgeted items into the current fiscal-year accounting.
Finance staff summarized the allocation: $340,000 in capital for the Cleveland Road East sidewalk project (largely grant-funded but delayed posting from 2025 to 2026), $74,000 for the street-lighting fund (US Route 6 phase 2), approximately $101,305 for debt service timing related to a 2021 debt payment, and several $20,000 offsets for police and fire tied to grants and donations. Staff said one $20,000 item for promotional testing was an oversight in the prior year’s budget and needed correction.
Councilors approved final adoption by roll call. Staff said most of the listed amounts were previously budgeted in 2025 but required timing adjustments when grant processing posted in 2026.
