Bluff council reviews FY2025–26 budget amendment; manager proposes $50,000 consulting line and generator grant plan Town Manager Erin Nelson presented a proposed FY2025–26 budget amendment that includes a $50,000 professional-services line for Secondary Water and Housing consulting, increased Class C roads match for a $106,000 grant, a $47,000 mobile generator grant for the Bluff Community Center, and roughly $100,000 of discretionary FY26 funds for council allocation.

Bluff's Town Manager proposes a budget amendment packed with critical funding for roads, emergency preparedness, and housing—what's on the chopping block?

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Bluff updates CIB priority list, places cooperative cultural center and secondary water near top Staff presented an updated Community Impact Board (CIB) priority list with the cooperative cultural center ranked first, secondary water planning as an early target, and long-term projects (airport runway repaving) noted for future years; council discussed local match strategy and will meet with SIRTA representative Todd Thorn.

Bluff's council is prioritizing a cooperative cultural center and secondary water planning as they gear up for crucial funding discussions next week!

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Bluff Residents Rally Against State Land Development Lawsuit Threatening Town Community members voice concerns over state lawsuit affecting Bluff's boundaries and aquifer.

Bluff residents are uniting against a controversial petition that could reshape their town's future and autonomy, sparking a passionate call for community engagement.

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