Fees And Fines

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Fees And Fees

Lincolnwood seeks direction on FY2027 fee schedule and higher fixed water fees to close Water Fund gap

Staff seeks feedback at the Oct. 29 budget workshop on a redlined fee schedule that includes lift-assist billing changes, a 3% pool-pass increase, higher Certificate of Payment and meter deposits, and a proposal to raise fixed water-system fees to generate a 5% revenue increase for the Water Fund.

LincolnwoodOct 29, 2026

Municipal Finance

Seabrook council advances master fee schedule updates including pool and park deposit changes

City staff presented multiple updates to the master fee schedule, including a $75 adoption fee, consolidated refundable deposits for park rentals, a family season pass option and planned follow-up research on Pine Gully pier fees and maintenance reserves.

SeabrookOct 21, 2026

Fees And Fines

Larimer officials outline fee and enforcement plan for proposed tobacco license

Environmental health staff proposed a fee schedule intended to fully recover enforcement costs, an escalating fine regime for repeat violations and a partly shared staffing approach across regulatory programs; commissioners asked whether fees will cover program costs and about efficiencies from interjurisdictional participation.

Larimer CountyOct 15, 2026

Animal Control Fees

Commissioners direct staff to prepare resolution charging $1.31 postage for mailed dog tags

Following a phone call with Dog Warden Julie Shellhammer, commissioners directed staff to draft a resolution to charge $1.31 for mailing dog tags; owners may avoid mailing cost by purchasing tags in person.

Allen CountyOct 8, 2026