Temple's new budget means higher property taxes for you, but the city says it's a trade-off for a big boost in public safety. Get ready to pay a bit more, with the promise of a safer community.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 4 mentions in the last 30 days, 5 the 60 before, 16 the 90 before that.
This budget will set the spending levels for fire services for the entire 2027 fiscal year.
All Temple residents benefit from well-funded and properly equipped emergency services.
Anyone who doesn't want to pay more in property taxes.
The board is reviewing the proposed budget for fire and emergency services for the next fiscal year. This budget determines the resources available for our first responders.
The city is presenting its financial plan for the next year. This budget will determine how tax dollars are spent on city services and infrastructure.
The Council is starting the process of planning the city's budget for next year. This determines how much money goes to city services like police, parks, and road maintenance.
The city is starting the process of planning its budget for the next fiscal year. This will determine how tax dollars are spent on city services and infrastructure.
The city is starting the process of deciding how to allocate funds for the next fiscal year. This will determine funding levels for city services, infrastructure projects, and public programs that impact all residents.
The city is starting to plan how it will spend money next year. This process will eventually decide funding for city services and potential tax impacts.
The board paid invoices for services like auditing and investment management. This is crucial for maintaining the fund's financial health and compliance.
The board reviewed and approved various invoices for services like auditing and account management, as well as the fund's overall revenue and expenditure statement. This ensures responsible management of the pension fund.
The city council reviewed the proposed budget and business plan for the upcoming fiscal year. This is a key step in deciding how city funds will be spent and what services will be prioritized.
The council discussed the city's business plan as part of their budget retreat. This is a key step in deciding how city funds will be allocated for services and projects in the coming year.
The board approved monthly financial statements for various housing programs. This ensures ongoing monitoring of the financial health of each program.
The council discussed the city's business plan as part of their budget retreat. This is a key step in deciding how city funds will be spent and what services will be offered.
The teams began discussing what issues might be included in the next contract agreement for police officers, which will cover the fiscal year 2027. These discussions lay the groundwork for future contract negotiations.
The board reviewed the fund's investment performance for the last quarter of 2025 and approved a portfolio rebalance. This ensures the fund's assets are managed effectively to support future pension obligations.
The board reviewed financial statements and approved several policy updates. These actions ensure the consortium operates efficiently and adheres to best practices in financial management and governance.
The council discussed the city's budget and financial future, including plans for the upcoming fiscal year and the school resource officer program. This is crucial for determining how city funds are allocated for services and projects.
The city's independent auditor presented the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, detailing the city's financial health and audit findings.
The board was set to review and approve various financial reports and invoices related to the firefighters' pension fund. This includes pension payments, audit reports, and investment performance, all crucial for ensuring the fund's stability and proper management.
The corporation approved a budget amendment for the 2025-2026 fiscal year, which allows for adjustments to financial plans as needed.
The board decided to write off uncollectable debts, which is a standard accounting practice to remove bad debts from the books. This helps in presenting a more accurate financial picture.
City staff presented the financial results for the first three months of the fiscal year, giving council members and the public insight into the city's financial health.
The board reviewed the district's financial performance for 2025. This helps ensure accountability and transparency in how public funds are managed.
The board reviewed and approved various financial documents, including pension payments, audit invoices, and bank fees, ensuring the fund's financial health and operational efficiency.
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board reviewed their annual report and will decide whether to recommend it to the City Council. This report likely outlines the board's activities, accomplishments, and recommendations for the past year, influencing future park and recreation strategies.
The board reviewed and approved financial statements and investment analyses for numerous properties. This ensures transparency and accountability in managing public and private funds for housing development and operations.
The board reviewed and approved the library's annual report for 2025. This report details the library's activities and achievements over the past year.
The board reviewed the fund's financial health, approving payments and invoices. This ensures firefighters receive their promised benefits.
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