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City reports $453,000 increase in primary operating revenue for FY2026; golf course revenue up
Summary
A finance presentation to the Herriman City Council showed primary operating revenues rose $453,000 over FY2025 and the city’s golf course earned $252,000, exceeding projections by about 10%.
A financial update presented to the Herriman City Council on July 21 reported that primary operating revenues increased by $453,000 over fiscal year 2025 and that the city golf course produced $252,000 in revenue for FY2026.
The presenter (Curtis, speaker 3) told the council, "Increase of $453,000 over fiscal year 2025," and noted the golf course "came in at 252,000 in revenues" which he said beat projections by about 10%. The budget has been filed with the comptroller's office and the presenter said staff expects confirmation in the coming weeks.
Why it matters: the revenue uptick strengthens the city's operating position heading into the next budgeting cycle and highlights the golf course as a positive revenue source. Council members did not raise additional amendments to the report during the meeting.
