Personnel and Finance Committee
Two Rivers’ finance committee will review the full 2027 budget framework, including borrowing, before recommending a property-tax levy to the City Council.
Key Decisions
The committee will review the General Fund, debt payments, special-purpose funds and capital projects—including the borrowing plan. This is the main public checkpoint before the city’s Nov. 30 budget hearing and Dec. 7 Council vote.
The committee will make a recommendation on the property-tax levy supporting the 2027 budget. The agenda does not state a proposed levy amount, so residents cannot yet see the tax impact or the committee’s options.
Public Input
No public comments or communications recorded for this meeting.
Agenda Items
Review of the following 2027 Budgets
The committee will review the proposed 2027 General Fund, Debt Service Fund, Special Revenue Funds and Capital Project Funds. The capital-project review will include the city’s borrowing plan. The agenda provides no dollar amounts, project list or proposed fund changes, leaving the public without the details needed to judge spending priorities before the meeting.
Proposal/background:
Agenda, page 1
Recommendation to City Council Regarding 2026 Property Tax Levy, in Support of the 2027 Budget
The committee will consider a recommendation to the City Council on the property-tax levy supporting the 2027 budget. The agenda labels it a 2026 levy, although it says the levy is in support of the 2027 budget; it does not provide an amount or explain the apparent date mismatch. The recommendation comes before the scheduled Nov. 30 budget hearing and Dec. 7 Council budget vote.
Proposal/background:
Agenda, page 1