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Council adopts intent-to-exceed resolution to preserve option to exceed revenue-neutral rate for 2027 budget

Hillsborough City Council · July 8, 2026
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Summary

Council adopted Resolution 2026-09 to allow the city to consider exceeding the revenue-neutral rate for the 2027 budget; staff proposed a 41-mill general-fund levy, noted a 1-mill rec commission request and projected roughly $43,000 additional general-fund revenue if the rate is adopted.

Michael Webb presented a resolution expressing the city's intent to exceed the revenue-neutral rate so staff would retain flexibility during the 2027 budget process. Webb explained the revenue-neutral calculation and noted the proposed general-fund mill levy for discussion at later hearings would be approximately 41 mills; he said adopting the intent resolution does not set the final mill levy but permits further consideration and required notices.

"If you adopted the rate in full, we'd bring in about $43,000 in new revenue to the general fund," Webb said while answering council questions about scale and timelines. Council adopted Resolution 2026-09 and staff will publish required notices and hold public hearings in September on the rate and the budget adoption at a later date.