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Board advances FY26 budget on first reading; creates public safety sales tax fund

Smithville Board of Aldermen · October 8, 2025
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Summary

The board approved the fiscal year 2026 operating budget on first reading and approved creation of a public safety sales tax fund on first reading; votes were unanimous on the first-reading budget and fund creation motions recorded at the meeting.

Alderman Autumn Atkins moved to approve the fiscal year 2026 annual operating budget on first reading; the motion received a unanimous roll-call vote and the mayor declared the motion carried.

The board also approved on first reading the creation of a public safety sales tax fund to account for revenues generated by the public safety sales tax. Miss Wagner said collections for the public safety sales tax began Oct. 1 and that the Department of Revenue will reconcile collections later in the year; she reported plans to recommend a public sales tax review committee at the October 21 meeting and named three local residents willing to serve on that committee.