Perry City Council approves amendments to 2025-2026 budget to reflect higher revenues

The Perry City Council unanimously approved amendments to the city’s current fiscal year 2025-26 budget, updating revenues and expenditures to reflect year-end financial activity while shifting planned Class C road fund transfers into the next fiscal year. Several revenue categories exceeded the city’s original projections, Perry City Finance Director Shanna Johnson said. Tax revenue is expected to finish ,689 above budget, licenses and permits 4,075 higher, intergovernmental revenue 3,864 higher and charges for services ,161 above projections. Miscellaneous revenue, primarily interest earnings, is expected to finish ,172 below budget because of changing interest rates. The amendment also postpones transfers from... Article Link