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Granite Falls council adopts midyear budget amendment to adjust 2026 appropriations
Summary
The City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 1077-2026, a midyear amendment to the 2026 budget that adjusts revenue estimates and appropriations as listed in Exhibit A. The vote was 3–0 with two councilmembers excused.
The Granite Falls City Council on June 3 adopted Ordinance No. 1077-2026, amending the city’s 2026 budget to adjust revenue estimates and appropriations included in Exhibit A. City Councilmember Steven Glenn moved the ordinance and City Councilmember Tom FitzGerald seconded; Mayor Matthew Hartman, FitzGerald and Glenn voted aye and the motion passed.
The ordinance amends Ordinance No. 1066-2025 to reflect updated revenue and appropriation figures; the minutes state the changes are included in Exhibit A but do not list the line-item amounts in the record. Council did not raise technical objections during the floor vote.
Votes at a glance: council excused Mayor Pro Tem David Griggs and Councilmember Bruce Straughn by unanimous motion earlier in the meeting; the consent agenda (which included May 13 meeting minutes, claims checks #416273–416310 totaling $496,050.41, and payroll consisting of 22 EFTs totaling $98,200.01) passed on a separate motion; Ordinance No. 1077-2026 passed on a 3–0 vote. The minutes do not specify individual Exhibit A line items in the public record.
The council’s action updates the city’s accounting framework for the balance of 2026; staff indicated financial report details through May were shared earlier in the meeting. The ordinance takes effect according to its terms as recorded in the city code and ordinance language.
