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Clerk: 1998 LID invoices mailed; 2026 licenses distributed; local option tax balance $32,773

Harrison City Council ยท December 9, 2025
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Summary

City Clerk/Treasurer Miriah Pfeiffer reported that 1998 LID invoices have been mailed to property owners with outstanding balances, 2026 business and liquor licenses have been distributed (liquor licenses expire Feb. 28), and the local option tax balance stands at $32,773; bank accounts were reconciled for November.

City Clerk/Treasurer Miriah Pfeiffer reported several administrative and financial items at the Dec. 9 council meeting. She said the city mailed outstanding 1998 LID invoices to property owners, distributed 2026 annual business and liquor licenses, reminded that liquor licenses expire Feb. 28, and reported that the local option tax balance is $32,773. She also stated that all city bank accounts were reconciled for November.

The minutes do not include further breakdowns of the LID outstanding balances or how many licenses were issued. The clerk's report establishes the current local option tax balance and advises businesses of the liquor-license expiration date for planning renewals.