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Tabor trustees approve routine business, begin first reading of 2026 budget
Summary
At their Sept. 10 meeting, Tabor trustees approved routine agenda items and payments, reviewed account balances, and moved the 2026 budget to first reading with a proposed $12,000 transfer from Fire Safety to the Street department.
Tabor Board Chairperson Laverne Schieffer called the Sept. 10 meeting to order and trustees approved the agenda, financial report, previous minutes and payment of bills.
Finance Officer Ev Kloucek reported balances: General $808,637.08; Water $207,154.89 (SRF $61,831.89); Sewer $690,226.82 (SRF $301,770.13); Park Savings $20,602.71. The board approved payment of the bills listed by Kloucek, which included a $12,000 audit fee to Schoenfish and a $4,998 demolition charge. Motions on routine business were recorded in the minutes as carried; individual roll-call tallies were not listed in the minutes.
Trustee Ken Carda moved, seconded by Randy Hall, to conduct the first reading of the 2026 budget. The motion included one request to move $12,000 from the Fire Safety line to the Street department to address upcoming maintenance needs; the motion carried. The board scheduled further budget consideration under subsequent readings.
