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Gilmer council reviews proposed 2024–25 budget at work session; adjourns after presentation
Summary
City Manager Greg Hutson presented the proposed 2024–2025 City Budget to the Gilmer City Council on Aug. 6, 2024. Councilmembers discussed the proposal but did not vote on it; the special session was adjourned by a 5–0 vote on a motion to close the meeting.
The City of Gilmer City Council met in a special budget work session at 4:30 p.m. on Aug. 6, 2024, at Gilmer City Hall to hear a presentation on the proposed 2024–2025 city budget. City Manager Greg Hutson reviewed the proposed budget during the session; the minutes record that the manager “went over the Proposed 2024-2025 City Budget,” but they do not list proposed tax rates, line-item figures, or any formal budget motions.
The presentation was followed by council discussion. No motion to adopt, amend, or set a public hearing on the budget is recorded in the minutes for this session. Instead, Councilmember Jerry Webb moved to adjourn the special session; Councilmember Michael Chevalier seconded the motion. The council voted 5–0 in favor of adjourning.
Mayor Tim Marshall and Councilmembers Pete Herrmann, Michael Chevalier, Jerry Webb and Marty Jordan were present. Councilmembers Jasmine McDowell and Jarom Tefteller were absent. Staff listed as present included City Manager Greg Hutson, City Secretary Kimberly Smith, City Attorney Michael Martin and Business Manager Mary Bullock. The meeting was officially adjourned at 5:23 p.m., and the minutes were attested by City Secretary Kimberly Smith.
Because the minutes do not record any formal action on the budget itself, the proposed 2024–2025 budget remains under consideration and will require a future meeting or formal action to advance adoption or set public hearings.
