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Parowan council adopts fiscal‑year 2026 budget amendments
Summary
The Parowan City Council voted to adopt amendments to the FY2026 budget after a staff presentation; changes include year‑end true‑ups, adjustments for the 200 South project, large water‑system maintenance costs and reallocation for approved equipment.
The Parowan City Council voted to adopt amendments to the fiscal year 2026 budget following a presentation from City Manager Dan Jessen.
Jessen told the council the changes were largely routine year‑end adjustments — depreciation true‑ups and benefit corrections — plus several project‑specific items. "There are adjustments for the 200 South project," he said, and he listed major maintenance on three wells (300 East, Canyon and 4 Bay) and unusually high utility bills for the water system as drivers of the amendments. He described depreciation adjustments as noncash items that needed to be aligned with last year’s actuals.
Council members asked for clarifications about an Old Rock Church expense line; Jessen said much of that project had been cash‑flowed through the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers and that specific ledger entries would need to be pulled from the city’s financial software. The council opened and closed a public hearing with no comments and then adopted the amended budget in a recorded motion. The transcript does not include a full roll call tally for the budget adoption.
