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Centerville adopts balanced budget with $6.2 million in grant-funded capital projects
Summary
Centerville council approved the fiscal budget in its second reading, reporting a $26,005.43 general fund surplus and approximately $6,258 in the enterprise fund; council members highlighted about $6.2 million in capital projects funded by grants.
The Centerville Town Council voted June 4 to adopt the fiscal-year budget (Ordinance 04-20-26) after a second-reading presentation by the finance officer, Karen.
Finance officer Karen told the council the budget had not changed since the prior meeting and showed a general fund surplus of $26,005.43 and an enterprise fund surplus of $6,258. Council members thanked staff for months of work refining the proposal and highlighted the capital program. One council member noted about $6,200,000 in grant-funded capital projects included in the budget and encouraged residents to review the details posted on the town website.
Council members praised the staff's budgeting process and voted to approve the ordinance by roll call. The council said staff will continue to identify third-party funding opportunities and will present further recommendations for deployment of remaining ARPA funds at a future meeting.
