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Council authorizes participation in state shared liquor-tax revenue program
Summary
Council approved Ordinance 1-2025 to participate in Oregon\'s state shared revenue program (liquor tax) and budget the funds for FY 2025–26; staff said the program yielded just over $60,000 last year.
The Wood Village City Council voted to adopt Ordinance 1-2025, authorizing the city to participate in Oregon's state shared-revenue program that allocates a portion of liquor-tax proceeds to qualifying cities.
Staff said the program\'s value from the prior year was "just over $60,000," and that adopting the ordinance allows the city to budget those resources in the 2025–26 process. The motion to approve the ordinance was moved, seconded, and approved by voice vote.
Councilors and staff said the annual ordinance is a routine step to ensure the city receives state-shared funds and can program them into the upcoming budget.
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