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Sabula adopts FY 2026–27 budget after public hearing
Summary
After a public hearing April 28, the Sabula City Council adopted the FY 2026–27 budget by unanimous vote. Mayor Curtis Johnson said the plan focuses on clarity, cuts, disciplined spending and increasing outside revenue; no dollar totals were specified in the record.
Sabula’s City Council adopted the City of Sabula’s FY 2026–27 budget on April 28 following a public hearing at City Hall.
The council approved Resolution #1396 to adopt the budget; the motion was made by Councilmember Dave Ward and seconded by Jeremy Diercks and passed by voice vote recorded as 'all ayes.' Mayor Curtis Johnson summarized the city’s approach to the budget, saying it emphasized clarity, necessary cuts, disciplined spending and efforts to increase outside revenue. Public comments were solicited during the hearing and were addressed by the mayor and staff, though no individual members of the public were named in the meeting record.
The budget adoption followed the city’s standard public-notice and hearing process. The record does not specify a dollar total or an effective date for the adopted budget. After the vote, the council moved on to routine business including appointments, ordinance amendments and infrastructure items.
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