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Leamington council adopts FY2027 budget including road, water, and tank-site projects

Leamington Town Council · July 8, 2026
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Summary

Council approved the FY2027 budget June 17, which budgets for road chip/seal, retaining-wall work, GIS mobile water system, Town Hall service line, and tank-site land purchase and upgrades; revenue projections reflect the newly adopted water rates.

The Leamington Town Council approved the fiscal year 2027 budget at its June 17 meeting, allocating funds for several capital projects including road chip/seal work, retaining-wall improvements, a GIS mobile water system, Town Hall service-line work, and tank-site land purchase with line and valve upgrades. Mayor Michael Lovell reviewed the proposed budget and confirmed adjustments made following the public hearing regarding FY26 carryovers and restricted fund tracking.

Council discussed projected water-service revenue increases tied to the newly adopted water rates but opted to keep the original revenue projection to allow for a potential surplus rather than underestimating income. Tyler Christensen motioned to approve the FY2027 budget as proposed; John Pruitt seconded and the roll-call vote carried. The council also noted that certain projects may depend on permit approvals and grant conditions.