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Midvale City Council adopts Resolution 2026-R-10 to amend FY2026 budgets
Summary
The council unanimously adopted Resolution No. 2026-R-10 to amend FY2026 budgets across multiple funds, increasing the General Fund by $2,905,102 and adding larger adjustments to the Water and Sewer funds to carry over bond proceeds and cover development-related costs.
Midvale City Council unanimously adopted Resolution No. 2026-R-10 on Feb. 17, 2026, amending the city’s Fiscal Year 2026 budgets across the General Fund, Public Safety Fund, Capital Projects Fund, Water Fund, Sewer Fund, Streetlight Fund, Information Technology Fund, and Fleet Fund.
Administrative Services Director Mariah Hill told the council staff "recommends amendments to the Fiscal Year 2026 budget" that include a $2,905,102 net change to the General Fund (including a $2,724,000 ARPA transfer to the Capital Projects Fund and funding for an LVT trailer for UPD). Hill summarized larger changes for enterprise funds: the Water Fund shows an increase in budgeted expenditures of $5,296,468 (including meter and utility costs, a source-protection plan, and bond carryovers), and the Sewer Fund shows increased expenditures of $2,949,765 tied to salary adjustments and bond carryovers.
Council Member Heidi Robinson moved to adopt the resolution, and Council Member Bonnie Billings seconded. The roll-call vote was five ayes; the motion passed unanimously. The public-comment portion of the hearing was opened and closed with no speakers. No effective date beyond FY2026 amendments was specified in the hearing record.
The ordinance-level action reallocates ARPA funds into capital projects and adjusts multiple department budgets (detailed department line items were presented by staff). City staff said the adjustments include merit and salary updates, re-budgeted vehicle and project carryovers, and planned work on water and sewer master-plan projects funded, in part, by bond proceeds.
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