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Beaverton council adopts budget amendments, deficit plan and special‑assessment transfer; approves $980,836.59 in March bills
Summary
At its April meeting the Beaverton City Council adopted three resolutions — general fund budget amendments (Res. 2026‑9), a revised deficit elimination plan (Res. 2026‑10) and a special assessment transfer (Res. 2026‑11) — and approved March bills totaling $980,836.59. All motions passed unanimously.
The Beaverton City Council adopted three resolutions and approved payment of its March bills at its April meeting.
In roll-call votes the council adopted Resolution 2026‑9 approving general fund budget amendments, Resolution 2026‑10 approving a revised deficit elimination plan, and Resolution 2026‑11 approving a special assessment transfer. Motions to adopt each resolution were made and seconded (Res. 2026‑9: motion by Jennifer Harper, second by Christine Gerace; Res. 2026‑10: motion by Tiffany Burgess, second by Colleen Reader; Res. 2026‑11: motion by Colleen Reader, second by Tiffany Burgess). Council recorded “all voting aye” on each roll call and the resolutions were adopted.
On finance, the Ways & Means motion to approve March 2026 bills passed unanimously. The ledger disclosed accounts payable of $980,836.59, tax disbursements of $821,226.03 and other disbursements of $159,610.56; council approved payment of those amounts on a single motion (moved by Tiffany Burgess, seconded by Colleen Reader).
Other procedural motions carried without dissent, including approval of the March 16, 2026 regular meeting minutes (moved by Burgess, second by Harper).
The council did not provide detailed roll-call transcripts beyond the recorded unanimous votes for the listed resolutions and motions. No motions failed or were tabled during the meeting.
Next steps: The council’s adopted budget amendments and deficit plan will be reflected in city fiscal documents and internal tracking; the minutes record does not indicate additional public hearings tied to these specific votes.
