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The committee unanimously approved moving the proposed special municipal election to March 31, 2026, giving residents more time for voter education and helping avoid major religious holidays. The election would include a ballot question on raising an additional $5.4 million in real estate and personal property taxes.
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If approved through the election process, the proposed tax increase would begin in fiscal year 2027 and support city services, including schools, public safety, libraries, public works and general government. City officials also discussed using $2 million in budget cuts, estimated savings of $3 million from changing employee health insurance, and the city’s need to address $1.6 million in required school spending for FY2025 and another $1.6 million for FY2026.
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