Municipal Budget

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City Budget Overview

Ames City launches budget process; finance director outlines $333 million budget and public input schedule

Finance Director Corey Goodon told residents the city’s proposed budget totals about $333 million with $110 million in CIP spending and described a calendar of public meetings and hearings, urging public input before council decisions in February and the public hearing in March.

Ames CityNov 6, 2026

Budget Public Hearing

Riverside holds public hearing on proposed 2027 budgets; village totals top $33 million

The Village of Riverside Board of Trustees held a public hearing Nov. 5 on the proposed FY2027 budgets for the village and its public library. Staff reported village revenues of $33,180,227 and expenditures of $33,573,644; library revenues $1,514,263 and expenditures $1,470,453. No public comments were offered and the hearing was closed.

RiversideNov 6, 2026

Budget Forecast

Consultants tell Gearhart committee general fund is structurally short; deficit could deepen by 2030

Healthy Sustainable Communities presented a three‑year forecast showing the general fund has moved from surplus to deficit since FY2024 and, under current policies, could face a cumulative shortfall by 2030 driven by personnel, PERS and health insurance costs.

GearhartNov 6, 2026

Budget

Town staff lays out 2027 budget schedule; committee meeting times moved earlier

Staff presented a proposed 2027 budget schedule and told the board the budget committee will meet at 5 p.m. instead of 5:30 p.m.; staff also proposed alternate dates and plans to provide department budget proposals before meetings.

LincolnNov 6, 2026