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Treasurer: county will likely deliver ~$85,000, leaving about $20,000 short of requested property-tax revenue

Mossyrock City Council · February 7, 2025
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Summary

Treasurer Angie Hartmann told the council the county estimates Mossyrock will receive about $85,000 in property-tax revenue versus the $101,000 requested, and she asked council members to attend the upcoming exit audit review on Monday.

Treasurer Angie Hartmann told the council that the county’s estimate for property-tax receipts is roughly $85,000, not the $101,000 the city requested for its budget—about a $20,000 shortfall. Hartmann said she will work on updated budget numbers and bring them to the next council meeting.

Hartmann also briefed the council on procedural items tied to the exit audit review scheduled for Monday: she explained a change in voucher verification for council members, reported there were no audit findings, and asked for a council member (or the mayor) to attend the exit review; Council Member Julianna Simon said she would check her schedule. No formal budget vote occurred at the workshop.