Summary
The district finalized its financial plans for 2026, balancing funds for administrative costs, debt service, and capital projects like golf course equipment and flood mitigation.
At a glance
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Last discussed Feb 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
Involves multi-million dollar general and capital project fund budgets, including over $1 million in debt service and various equipment allocations.
Carbon County residents who utilize public recreation facilities, roads, and district services.
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NOTICE TO PRICE CITY UTILITY CUSTOMERS
Price City’s Tentative Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027 includes a proposed transfer of $3,300,000 from the Electric Fund to the General Fund. This transfer represents 27% of the Electric Fund’s total budgeted expenditures. The purpose of the transfe...
Recreation Transportation Special Service Dristict Board Meeting — February 9, 2026
The board reviewed and approved routine financial reports and payments to ensure the district's ongoing operations and projects are funded.
Recreation Transportation Special Service Dristict Board Meeting — January 12, 2026
The board is keeping an eye on how tax dollars are spent for local recreation and transportation projects. This ensures that the golf course and other facilities have the funding they need to operate.
Regular — December 17, 2025
The county finalized its budget for the upcoming year, which includes a 3.5% cost-of-living adjustment for employees to keep up with inflation.
Recreation Transportation Special Service Dristict Board Meeting — December 8, 2025
The district finalized its financial plans for 2026, balancing funds for administrative costs, debt service, and capital projects like golf course equipment and flood mitigation.
Regular — November 5, 2025
The county is proposing a budget for next year that is about $1 million lower than this year's. It includes a 3.5% pay raise for employees to help with inflation.
Regular — July 16, 2025
The county is adjusting its budget to cover unexpected costs like equipment repairs, new hires, and software upgrades. These changes ensure departments have the resources they need to function properly for the rest of the year.
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