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Panguitch posts $2.92 million tentative budget with capital project lines for airport, shop and parks
Summary
Panguitch's May 12 meeting record includes the city's 2026–27 tentative budget worksheet showing total revenue and expenditures of $2,919,450 and proposed capital items such as airport improvements, a new shop and park pavilion; the worksheet is in the record but the transcript does not record council debate or a vote.
The Panguitch City agenda for May 12, 2026, includes a 2026'27 tentative budget worksheet showing total revenue and total expenditures both listed as $2,919,450, producing a projected change in net position of $0 for the coming fiscal year.
City budget documents in the meeting record list major revenue sources as resort tax, current property tax and several intergovernmental grants; the worksheet also contains large one-time or project-specific entries in intergovernmental revenue, including airport-related grant lines. Proposed capital and project expenditures shown on the worksheet include a $400,000 allocation labeled "NEW SHOP," $292,000 for airport improvements or projects, and a $117,000 outdoor recreation/capital grant line. Several departments show substantive proposed increases in capital or project spending, including a $150,000 line under animal-control building improvements and a pavilion capital line in parks.
The worksheet is the document included in the meeting record; the file does not contain a verbatim transcript of council deliberations, a motion, or a roll-call vote on the budget. The record identifies the worksheet as the tentative budget for the July 1, 2026'June 30, 2027 fiscal year, and shows budgeted transfers to capital projects and debt-service entries in multiple funds.
Because the meeting record in this file is a packet of worksheets and application forms, the council's formal action (adoption, amendment or final approval) is not captured here. The worksheet in the record will normally be the basis for subsequent public hearings or final adoption at a later meeting; the record does not specify a final adoption date or next procedural step.
