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Dayton council approves additional TIF appropriations for police in 3–1 vote
Summary
The Town of Dayton approved Ordinance 2026-7 to authorize additional appropriations from the TIF Fund for police wages, machinery and equipment, and other services and charges; the measure passed 3–1 with Councilor Carla Snodgrass dissenting.
The Town of Dayton Council adopted Ordinance 2026-7 on March 17, 2026 to authorize additional appropriations from the town’s Tax Increment Finance (TIF) Fund for police wages, machinery and equipment and other services and charges. Council President Marc Buhrmester introduced the ordinance and moved for adoption; Steve Schuhle seconded the motion.
In a roll-call vote, Buhrmester, Schuhle and Mike Harris voted yes; Carla Snodgrass voted no. The motion carried 3–1. The ordinance’s text and dollar amounts were not specified in the minutes; the council recorded the purpose as supporting police wages and equipment but did not include a detailed appropriation schedule in the meeting record.
The council did not elaborate in the minutes on the grounds for the dissenting vote. The council proceeded directly to other agenda items following the adoption.
