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Scott council ends millage discussion without action after $17,500 revenue estimate
Summary
At its July 2, 2026 meeting, the Scott City Council discussed but did not act on a proposal to roll the 2026 millage from 4.32 to 4.47 mils; City Manager Brenda Dugas estimated the increase would generate about $17,500 annually and the measure died for lack of motion.
The Scott City Council discussed a possible change to the city'026 millage rate at its July 2, 2026 meeting at Scott City Hall but took no action after the item received no motion.
Mayor Pro-Tem Moreau led the brief discussion of whether to keep the current millage rate at 4.32 mils or to roll forward to 4.47 mils. City Manager Brenda Dugas said that moving to 4.47 mils "would generate approximately $17,500 annually." The council took no motion on the item and the discussion died for lack of motion.
The difference between the options discussed was presented as a small revenue increase for the city budget; no specific spending allocations or ordinance language were proposed during the meeting. Council members did not register recorded roll-call votes on the millage item in the minutes. No further action was scheduled in these minutes.
