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Springdale council approves housekeeping amendment to close out 2025–26 budget
Summary
The Springdale Town Council adopted Resolution 2026-08 to open and amend the 2025–26 annual budget to reflect year-end numbers; staff said revenues were slightly lower than projected and travel charges for a staff member were carryover items. The hearing drew no public commenters.
The Springdale Town Council adopted Resolution 2026-08 on June 24, 2026, approving a housekeeping amendment to the town’s 2025–26 budget and authorizing the mayor to sign the final documents.
Don Breck, the staff contact on the item, described the amendment as "just a housekeeping amendment to wrap up our yearend numbers," and noted that revenues came in a little lower than expected, which will increase the town’s fund balance more than the draft indicated. A council member asked whether a travel line for an employee named Rick was carryover; staff confirmed that it was.
The item was heard as a public hearing; the council opened the hearing, noted there were no members of the public present, closed the hearing and then moved to adopt the resolution. Council voice votes recorded in support included Pat Campbell, Jack and Randy. The motion authorized the mayor to sign the resolution and complete the year-end bookkeeping required to close the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026.
Councilors spent only a few minutes on the item; no amendments or conditions were added. The adoption completes the town’s internal year-end adjustments and directs staff to finalize the budget documents for the fiscal year close.
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