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Cayce Council adopts FY2026–27 budget, approves capital allocations; utilities figure amended in motion

City of Cayce Special Called Council Meeting · June 11, 2026
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Summary

Cayce City Council approved the General Fund budget of $20,393,640 and adopted the Utilities Fund and General Fund Capital Allocation Plan at second reading on June 11, 2026. The council recorded a 4–1 roll-call vote on the amended motion.

The Cayce City Council adopted the fiscal year 2026–27 General Fund budget and approved related capital allocations at its June 11 special called meeting. City Manager Michael Conley told the hearing the recommended General Fund budget is balanced with revenues and expenditures of $20,393,640. Mayor Pro Tem Phil Carter moved to approve second reading of the budget ordinance (Ordinance 2026–04); Council Member Alice Rose seconded and the amended motion passed 4–1 by roll call.

Conley presented the opening budget figures during the public hearing, saying the materials showed the Utility Fund total as $46,288,092; during the second-reading motion council referenced a Utilities Fund figure of $55,104,592 in the motion text. The council adopted the General Fund Capital Allocation Plan for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, as part of the approved motion.

The council did not receive public testimony during the hearing. Council members thanked staff for preparatory work on the budget; several members asked staff to continue outreach and to present additional details where requested. The minutes record no named dissenting vote beyond the 4–1 tally; the record does not attribute individual yea/nay votes to specific council members.

The ordinance adopts the city's appropriations and sets fees described in the ordinance for the coming fiscal year. Implementation details, including department-level allocations and any follow-up reporting, will be handled by the City Manager's office and Finance staff.