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Caseville council adopts FY 2026 budget, sets general operating millage at 16.075 mils
Summary
The Caseville City Council on June 9 adopted the FY 2026 budget, setting the city's general operating millage at 16.075 mils. The council also approved related fee and insurance renewals, an audit engagement and a DDA millage for FY 2026, all by unanimous votes.
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The Caseville City Council adopted the city's FY 2026 budget and set the general operating millage at 16.0750 mils during its June 9 meeting at Caseville City Hall.
City Manager Jamie Learman reviewed changes in the proposed FY 2026 budget compared with FY 2025 before the council opened a public hearing on the measure. After public comment and no correspondence at the hearing, the council closed the hearing and moved to routine and new business.
By roll-call vote the council approved Resolution #2025-33 to adopt the FY 2026 budget and set the general operating millage at 16.0750 mils (vote 6-0). The council also accepted the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) budget for FY 2026 and set the DDA general operation millage at 1.4326 mils (Resolution #2025-34, 6-0).
The council approved several related financial and administrative items in the same meeting. Resolution #2025-30 amended the FY 2025 budget as presented (roll call 5-0 when considered); Resolution #2025-31 approved invoices paid through June 5, 2025 totaling $814,966.51 (roll call 6-0).
Other votes included renewing liability, property and vehicle insurance with EMC Insurance at a total annual cost of $80,801 (Resolution #2025-35, 6-0) and approving an audit engagement letter with Nietzke & Faupel, P.C. for the FY 2025 audit at a cost not to exceed $19,500 (Resolution #2025-36, 6-0). The council also adopted the FY 2026 fee schedule as presented (Resolution #2025-32, roll call 6-0).
Council members who moved and seconded the final budget motion were recorded in the roll-call vote; the meeting minutes list motions and seconders for each item. The meeting packet included the budget documents and the fee schedule that the council adopted.
The council adjourned at 6:20 p.m.; the FY 2026 budget and related measures take effect according to standard municipal procedures unless otherwise noted in the adopted documents.
