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Crawford mayor closes budget hearing after clerk outlines state and city budget differences

City of Crawford City Council · September 23, 2025
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Summary

City Clerk Teri Miller reviewed state budget materials from GBE accounting and told the City Council that the Ponderosa Villa budget is not included in state filings or the city audit; Mayor April Grant closed the public hearing after brief council discussion and no formal votes.

The City of Crawford held a public budget hearing on Sept. 23, 2025, at the Crawford Library. Mayor April Grant called the session to order at 6:00 p.m. and reminded attendees that the Open Meetings Act is posted and available in pamphlet form.

City Clerk Teri Miller provided an overview of the state budget materials submitted by GBE accounting firm and explained how those materials relate to the city’s proposed fiscal year 2025–2026 budget. Miller told the council that the Ponderosa Villa budget was not included in the materials submitted to the state and that it is not included in the city’s audit records.

Council members Patti Page, Christopher Dean and Dianne Gaston discussed distinctions between the state budget documents and the city’s internal budget, asking procedural and scope questions about how the two sets of figures correspond. The transcript of the minutes does not record any formal motions, amendments or votes during the hearing.

Mayor April Grant opened the floor for comments on the proposed budget and then closed the hearing at approximately 6:07 p.m.; the minutes record the meeting’s adjournment at 6:07 p.m. There is no record in the minutes of public speakers making substantive filings or of any formal action taken at the close of the hearing.