Committee recommends parameters resolution to start $12.7 million note sale
The Finance & Taxation Committee voted to recommend to the common council a parameters resolution to proceed with a 2026 note sale financing roughly $12.7 million in capital projects; members discussed tax impacts, TID allocations and timeline options.
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The Monroe Finance & Taxation Committee on Monday recommended that the common council adopt a parameters resolution to begin a 2026 note sale that would finance projects included in the city’s capital plan. Chair (name withheld in transcript) made the motion and a committee member seconded; the roll-call vote was unanimous. Administrator Wendy introduced Greg Johnson of Ehlers, who presented the financing analysis.
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