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Guadalupe council adopts $12.68 million budget for fiscal year 2026/27
Summary
After a public hearing, the Guadalupe Town Council adopted Resolution No. R2026.15 on June 25, 2026, approving a $12,683,833 Fiscal Year 2026/27 budget that includes $7,674,566 for the General Fund and $2,331,017 for capital projects. The transcript records adoption but does not include a vote tally or mover/second.
The Guadalupe Town Council adopted the town's Fiscal Year 2026/27 budget, approving Resolution No. R2026.15 to authorize a total budget of $12,683,833, the council recorded on June 25, 2026.
Mayor Valerie Molina convened the special meeting, which took place at Guadalupe Town Hall immediately after the council's regular session, and the council held a public hearing to receive input on the tentative budget the body adopted on May 27, 2026. The agenda notes the council could provide direction to the town manager following the hearing; the transcript records only that the public hearing was "held."
The adopted budget totals $12,683,833 and lists fund-level allocations as follows: General Fund $7,674,566; Local Transportation Assistance Fund (LTAF) $52,353; Highway User Revenue Fund (HURF) $418,557; Senior Center $359,876; Community Action Program $57,942; Mercado $274,712; Sewer/Wastewater $107,862; Refuse/Solid Waste $544,011; Grants $862,937; and Capital Projects Fund $2,331,017. The council's action appears on the agenda as Resolution No. R2026.15 and is recorded in the transcript as "ADOPTED." The transcript does not record who made or seconded the motion or the roll-call vote tally.
The meeting notice cites Arizona Revised Statutes A.R.S. 38-431.02 for public meeting requirements and notes that an executive session may be called under A.R.S. —7 38-431.03(A)(3) to receive legal advice. Meetings are streamed on the Town of Guadalupe Facebook page, according to the agenda.
The budget's largest single allocation is to the General Fund for operations and services. Capital projects are funded at $2,331,017; other specified funds include HURF and LTAF for transportation-related revenues, and dedicated amounts for the senior center, Mercado, sewer/wastewater, refuse, and grant-funded programs. The transcript provides these line-item amounts but does not include further discussion of specific programmatic changes, service-level impacts, or a recorded vote breakdown.
The council adjourned after recording the budget adoption. The transcript does not specify an effective date for the budget or list any follow-up reporting requirements; those details are not specified in the available record.
