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Reynolds clerk: August expenditures still exceed revenue; tax sale set for Oct. 4
Summary
The city clerk reported August expenditures continue to outpace revenues and announced a tax sale for unpaid properties on Oct. 4; the clerk did not provide exact dollar amounts in the meeting record.
The City Clerk, Sissy McLaughlin, told the Reynolds City Council that expenditures in August continued to exceed revenues and that a tax sale for unpaid properties is scheduled for Oct. 4.
McLaughlin did not provide specific revenue or expenditure figures during the meeting; the clerk’s office is the contact for detailed financial statements. The clerk recorded the tax-sale date as a follow-up step for collecting unpaid property taxes.
The finance committee also noted a health insurance rate increase during committee reports; council discussion did not include detailed rate schedules or immediate budget action at this meeting.
