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Durand council adopts 2026 budgets, authorizes $170,000 borrowing for street work
Summary
The Durand City Council adopted the 2026 General Fund, Public Utilities and EMS budgets and approved a $170,000 borrowing authorization for the 2026 street project on Nov. 19, 2025, each measure passing 6–0.
The Durand City Council on Nov. 19 adopted the city’s 2026 budgets for the General Fund, Public Utilities and Emergency Medical Services and approved a $170,000 borrowing authorization to support a 2026 street project. Both measures passed by roll call votes recorded as 6 ayes and 0 nays.
Administrator Tracy Carlson told the council there were no changes to the budget recommended by the Committee of the Whole, and she and Public Works Director Matt Gilles reviewed the 2026–2029 public works project timeline and financing plans before the votes. The public hearing on the budget drew no public comments; it opened at 5:27 p.m. and closed at 5:28 p.m.
Resolution #25-05 was adopted to enact the 2026 budgets and to adopt the 2025 tax levy payable in 2026. The borrowing measure, Resolution #25-07, authorizes $170,000 in debt for the 2026 street project. Resolution #25-05 was offered by Councilmember Nick Weisenbeck, with a motion by Matt Roesler and seconded by LeAnna Kavanaugh; Resolution #25-07 was offered by Travis Hooker, with a motion by Roesler and seconded by Mark Menke. Both measures carried on 6–0 roll call votes.
Council members and staff did not specify detailed financing sources for the full capital program in the minutes; the minutes note administrators discussed project timelines and financing but do not itemize funding sources for each street project. The council’s next regular meeting is scheduled for Dec. 10, 2025.
