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Moab reports $17.88M in 2026 quarterly revenues; Council pulls update from consent for discussion
Summary
City Manager Michael Black presented 2026 actual revenues of $17,877,981.73 versus 2025 actuals of $17,210,823.06; Councilmember Topper moved to pull the revenue update from the Consent Agenda for discussion and the Council reviewed sources and trends.
Councilmember Colin Topper moved to amend the Consent Agenda to remove the quarterly revenue update and add it to presentations; Councilmember Miles Loftin seconded and the motion passed. City Manager Michael Black reported 2026 actual revenues of $17,877,981.73 compared with 2025 actuals of $17,210,823.06 and said staff expects modest increases across sales, franchise, highway, transient room, resort community, RAP, energy and property taxes.
Black told the Council the numbers follow a consistent trend since 2019 and that "actual revenues reflect predicted levels." Councilmembers asked for rate and accomplishments reviews related to recent master plans and funding sources; staff did not present changes to fee schedules at the meeting.
Next steps: Council discussion resulted in the item being presented (removed from consent) for additional review; no revenue-raising action was taken at this meeting.
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