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Goodyear boards conduct public hearing on FY2027 Community Facilities District budgets; staff reports no changes from tentative plan

City of Goodyear — Community Facilities Districts (joint board) · June 8, 2026
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Summary

City staff told the joint Community Facilities District board on June 8 that the proposed fiscal year 2027 final budgets match the tentative budgets adopted in May; staff highlighted minor rate shifts in Wildflower Ranch and said levy adoptions are scheduled for June 22. The board took routine procedural votes and adjourned.

Goodyear's joint Community Facilities District boards held a public hearing on June 8 to consider final budgets for fiscal year 2027 for the city's 10 CFDs, and staff told the board there were no changes from the tentative budgets approved in May.

"My name is Ryan Biddle and I'm the district deputy director of finance. I'm here tonight to talk to you about the final budgets for the CFD's," Biddle said as he opened the staff presentation, describing the districts' role in financing infrastructure through property tax levies to pay debt, operations and maintenance.

Biddle said year-to-year changes in each district's budget are driven primarily by that district's debt service schedule, projected O&M costs and the use of fund balance. He identified Estrella Mountain Ranch as showing the largest dollar change this year "driven by amounts and timing of debt issuance planned last year versus this year," and noted that Wildflower Ranch numbers show the largest percentage change but represent relatively small dollar amounts.

On combined rates across the city's CFDs, Biddle said the rates are "either the same or less than they were last year, and that's by design how the rates are managed internally." He called out Wildflower Ranch 2 as having the largest single rate change, saying it moved "27 versus 26." The transcript does not specify the units used for that figure.

Procedurally, Biddle said the board would receive public comment, close the hearing and then adjourn and immediately open a special district meeting, "as dictated by statute," to adopt the final budgets; property tax levy adoptions are scheduled for a June 22 meeting. No members of the public provided comment during the hearing.

Before the hearing, the board voted 6-0 to excuse an absent member, Campbell, and later approved the consent agenda by a 6-0 vote. There was no substantive board discussion or additional action recorded on the final budgets during the June 8 meeting.

The board adjourned with the next steps set: staff presented the final budget materials and signaled adoption and levy-setting would follow the special district meeting and the June 22 levy adoption session.

Votes at a glance

- Motion to excuse board member Campbell: approved 6-0 (mover/second not specified in the transcript). - Consent agenda (approval of minutes): approved 6-0 (mover/second not specified in the transcript).