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Bellevue City Commission Approves FY 2025-2026 Budget Amendment
The City Commission reviewed and approved a budget amendment for fiscal year 2025-2026. This amendment adjusts revenues, expenditures, transfers, capital projects, and operational needs to better reflect the city's financial activity. Key changes include an increase in permits and fees due to growth, and adjustments to the transfer from the water and sewer fund to the general fund to be more consistent with historical practices. The amendment also addresses salary allocations and adds a line item for LED lighting for Marion County's sports complex. The total amended budget is $43,278,253.
Bellevue Approves Increased Bandwidth for Police Department
The Police Department requested approval for additional bandwidth, which may span multiple budget years. The Chief indicated that approval was needed immediately to begin the process, with costs potentially being split between the current and next fiscal year's budgets.
Bellevue Considers New Ordinance to Protect Sewer System from Grease and Oil
The City Commission heard the first reading of Ordinance 2026-15, which aims to protect the city's sewer system from grease and oil. The proposed ordinance allows for indoor grease interceptors for certain establishments and includes provisions for cleaning, penalties, and appeals. Staff recommended approval with modifications, specifically advocating for automatic indoor units and a 30-day cleaning requirement for all indoor units, including existing ones.
Bellevue Renews Audit Contract with Purvis Gray for Five Years
The City Commission approved an engagement letter with Purvis Gray to extend their contract for auditing services for an additional five years. Staff recommended approval.
Bellevue Sets Proposed Millage Rate at 5.75 for FY 2026-2027 Amidst Uncertainty
The City Commission discussed and established a proposed millage rate of 5.75 mils for fiscal year 2026-2027 as the maximum rate for the Truth in Millage (TRIM) process. This decision was made in consideration of potential state property tax reforms, the need for reserve funding, long-term financial sustainability, and increasing operational costs due to inflation. The calculated rollback rate is 4.7250 mils. The final millage rate may be lower but cannot exceed this established rate without renotification.
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