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Minden city clerk reports 10% year-over-year drop in sales-tax receipts for March
Summary
City Clerk Malaney Langford told the council that March sales-tax collections excluding TIF districts totaled $773,411, down from $860,158 in March 2025 (a 10.08% decrease); delinquent payments totaled $22,383 and budget meetings will be scheduled.
City Clerk Malaney Langford presented the April 2026 budget report at the June 1 council meeting, reporting a year-over-year decline in sales-tax collections that the clerk attributed to reduced equipment sales and rentals.
Langford said March sales-tax collections excluding TIF districts totaled $773,411 compared with $860,158 in March 2025, a decrease of 10.08 percent. She also reported delinquent payments to the city amounting to $22,383.
Langford told council members the city is finalizing the budget and that staff will distribute full materials and schedule budget meetings in short order. Council members did not request extended discussion and thanked the clerk for the report.
No specific budget-balancing measures were proposed during the meeting; the clerk said meetings will be scheduled soon to finish the budget process and that staff would provide additional detail at that time.
