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Orderville council adopts FY2027 budget, allocates $180,000 for roads
Summary
The Orderville Town Council adopted the fiscal year 2027 budget, with staff noting roughly $180,000 allocated to roads. Councilors voted unanimously to approve the budget and end the public‑hearing process.
The Orderville Town Council unanimously approved the town’s fiscal‑year 2027 budget on June 3 after a brief public hearing.
Mayor (speaker 1) opened the advertised public hearing and councilors heard one public question on street funding. A resident asked, “How much money do we have for roads?” and a staff member replied, “It's $180,000.” After members moved and seconded a motion to approve the budget “for the fiscal year 2027 ending in 06/30/2028 as outlined in the budget,” the mayor called the vote and recorded all ayes.
The approval follows the council’s scheduled public‑hearing window and makes the budget effective for the next fiscal year. The council did not amend the document on the floor; staff said details and line‑item breakdowns were in the packet provided to members.
The action concludes the budget‑adoption process for the coming fiscal year. Council members signaled the town will continue to prioritize street maintenance among other local services.
The mayor closed the public hearing after the vote; no further amendments were offered at the meeting.
