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Aumsville council adopts municipal service certification, elects to receive state revenue and approves 2026–27 budget
Summary
The Aumsville City Council unanimously adopted resolution 03‑26 certifying municipal services and resolution 04‑26 electing to receive state revenues, and approved resolution 05‑26 to adopt the 2026–27 budget and set a permanent tax rate of 3.6327 per $1,000. No public testimony was offered.
The Aumsville City Council unanimously approved a package of financial measures Tuesday night, adopting two resolutions to certify municipal services and accept state revenue sharing, and passing the fiscal year 2026–27 budget.
Staff told the council the municipal services certification (resolution 03‑26) documents what services the city provides so the state can calculate distribution amounts. Council also adopted resolution 04‑26, electing to receive state revenue sharing; staff said the city’s share is slightly more than $50,000 and has historically been directed to the parks fund. No members of the public spoke during the hearing.
City staff opened the public hearing on the 2026–27 budget and reviewed the public process, saying the budget committee had already reviewed and approved the proposal and there were no substantive changes for council to consider. The council then voted to adopt resolution 05‑26, which makes appropriations for the coming fiscal year and sets the permanent tax rate at 3.6327 per $1,000.
Votes at a glance Resolution 03‑26 (certifying municipal services): adopted (motion passed unanimously). Resolution 04‑26 (electing to receive state revenues): adopted (motion passed unanimously). Resolution 05‑26 (adopting FY2026–27 budget; tax rate 3.6327 per $1,000): adopted (motion passed unanimously).
The transcript does not include roll‑call tallies; motions were announced as passing unanimously at the meeting. The council did not receive public testimony on the state revenue item or the budget during the hearings.
The budget document and the resolutions were presented by staff and will be included in the city’s official records. The council moved on to other agenda items after the votes.
