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Tioga City Commission approves 2026 vector-control budget and levy
Summary
At a special June 26 meeting the Tioga City Commission approved the proposed 2026 vector-control budget and its accompanying levy. The motion was made by Commission member Kyle Ralston, seconded by Steven Dye, and carried on a roll-call vote with ayes from Ralston, Dye and remote commissioner Jaden Iverson.
The Tioga City Commission voted to approve the city’s proposed 2026 vector-control budget and accompanying levy during a special meeting on June 26, 2025.
Commission President Brett Rieniets called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. at Tioga City Hall and recorded the presence of Kyle Ralston, Jaden Iverson (remote), Steven Dye and City Auditor Wendy Lenzen.
Commission member Kyle Ralston moved to approve the proposed 2026 Vector Control budget and levy; Commissioner Steven Dye seconded the motion. The minutes record a roll-call vote with ayes from Ralston, Dye and Jaden Iverson, and the motion carried.
The minutes state that Rieniets "discussed the details of the proposed Vector Budget," but they do not specify any dollar amounts, line-item changes or levy rate. The record does not show any amendments, dissenting votes, abstentions or requests for additional information recorded in the minutes.
With no further business, Ralston moved to adjourn, Dye seconded, and the roll call again recorded ayes from Ralston, Iverson and Dye. The meeting was adjourned at 6:02 p.m. The minutes include an attestation line for Wendy Lenzen, Tioga City Auditor, and Brett Rieniets, Commission President; the transcribed attestation contains typographical errors.
The minutes provide no details about the budget amount, the levy rate, or implementation steps; those details were "not specified" in the record.
