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Castle Dale approves FY2027 budget, sets county tax rate and OKs three large park purchases
Summary
On June 11 the Castle Dale City Council adopted the FY2027 budget after a public hearing, approved a county property tax rate of 0.00841 (estimated revenue about $82,239), and authorized three purchases for parks maintenance (rubber surfacing, a utility vehicle, and a tractor/mower).
Castle Dale City Council adopted the city’s fiscal year 2027 budget and set the county tax rate for the coming year at a public meeting on June 11.
Council opened a public hearing on the proposed FY2027 budgets. After public comment and a brief clarification about which budget year was under discussion, the council moved to adopt the FY2027 budgets. A roll-call recorded affirmative responses from attending members and the motion carried.
Council also reviewed the county-proposed tax rate of 0.00841 and an estimated revenue figure of approximately $82,239. Joel Dorsch moved that the council approve the county tax rate at 0.00841; the motion was seconded and passed in a recorded vote.
Under the city’s purchasing ordinance (items above $5,000 require council approval), the council reviewed and authorized three planned purchases for parks maintenance: the third installment of new rubber surfacing for playgrounds, a utility vehicle to replace an aged vehicle used by parks staff, and a tractor/mower for larger grounds maintenance. The purchases were presented as capital items for next year’s budget and were approved by council vote.
Council also voted to pay the city’s bills before adjourning. Next procedural steps: staff will track final budget adjustments and provide any required project-level budget reports to the council.
