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Votes at a glance: River Heights council approves budget amendment, interim budget, tax levy and interlocal contract

River Heights City Council · June 16, 2026
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Summary

At its June 16 meeting River Heights City Council approved Resolution 8-2026 (current-year budget amendment), Resolution 7-2026 (interim FY27 budget), Resolution 6-2026 (proposed property tax levy initiating Truth in Taxation), re-adopted a sign ordinance and approved a three-year interlocal law-enforcement agreement.

The River Heights City Council took several formal actions during its June 16 meeting. Key outcomes:

- Resolution 8-2026 (budget amendment): Council amended the 2025–2026 general budget to add $20,000 to administration, $15,000 to roads and transfer $150,000 from the general fund to capital projects to comply with state limits; the resolution passed by voice vote.

- Resolution 7-2026 (interim FY27 budget): The council adopted an interim operating and capital budget for 07/01/2026–06/30/2027, with restricted Truth-in-Taxation (TNT) accounts identified for items that cannot be spent until a final tax decision.

- Resolution 6-2026 (proposed property-tax levy): The council adopted a proposed tax rate of 0.000849 and a proposed tax levy of $201,255 for tax year 2026–2027, initiating the statutory Truth in Taxation notice and hearing process; the tentative public hearing date is Aug. 17, 2026.

- Ordinance 5-2026 (sign ordinance): At legal counsel's recommendation, the council removed a time restriction on political signs and re-adopted the sign ordinance with minor renumbering.

- Interlocal agreement: Council approved a three-year interlocal agreement with Cache County for law-enforcement services (year 1 $24,120; higher amounts in years 2 and 3).

All actions were adopted by voice vote. The council recorded motions, seconds and voice approvals on the record; no roll-call tallies with named votes were provided in the transcript.