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Jun 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Perry City Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The board discussed and approved Resolution 2026-01 to adopt the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget. The approved budget includes revenues from property tax increments and sales tax increments, along with beginning fund balance. Expenditures were outlined for administration, a database usage fee, and a contribution back to the city to cover bond payments resulting from a developer default. The board also noted the expiration date of the tax increment agreement.
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The meeting agenda includes a police department award presentation, reviews of the fiscal year budget amendments and the proposed final budget, and public hearings regarding utility rates and budget amendments. Action items cover the adoption of the final budget, resolution of utility rates, and public safety retirement benefits. Additionally, the council will discuss the upcoming 4th of July celebration, hear reports from the Mayor, council members, staff, and the planning commission, and may enter a closed session for discussions on property, personnel, collective bargaining, litigation, or security.
Jun 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Perry City Council Amended Agenda
The agenda focuses on the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget and tax rate options, including a property tax increase proposal. Key items include the adoption of the budget and compensation schedules, as well as discussions on city trails and public safety retirement contributions. Additionally, the council plans to address procedural issues, receive volunteer recognition, and hold a closed session if necessary for legal, personnel, or property-related matters.
May 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Perry City Council Meeting
The council discussed the appointment of a new C.E.R.T. chairman and hosted a presentation from a candidate for Box Elder County Sheriff. Key financial discussions included a proposed property tax increase to fund fire services, police compensation, and IT support, as well as a review of proposed property tax impact fees. Action items included the approval of an ordinance regarding beehive regulations, a zone change request from commercial to residential, and a new ordinance governing city trails and electric bike usage. Departmental budget proposals for the upcoming fiscal year were presented, covering the Wastewater Treatment Plant, Public Works, and various capital projects such as park improvements, new water storage, and facility planning.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
