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Hull council unanimously adopts 2026 budget
Summary
The Hull Mayor and Council approved the city's 2026 budget unanimously at its Dec. 23 meeting after the clerk presented the plan; the transcript does not specify the total appropriation.
The Hull Mayor and Council voted unanimously Dec. 23 to adopt the city's 2026 budget after the City Clerk presented the proposal for approval. Councilmember Paige Phillips moved the budget's adoption and Councilmember Yvonne Davenport seconded; the motion carried without recorded opposition.
The approved budget will serve as Hull's spending plan for 2026. The transcript records the council's unanimous approval but does not state the budget's dollar total or line-item details.
Mayor John Barber and councilmembers in attendance included Mike McElroy, Yvonne Davenport, Paige Phillips and Steven Hollingsworth. The clerk presented the document and the council completed the formal vote during the new-business portion of the meeting.
No amendments or conditions to the budget were recorded in the meeting minutes. The council did not specify next steps for public notices or implementation during the recorded segment.
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