Council adopts 2026 budget and levies; rate proposals for electricity and solid waste to return for more policy direction Council unanimously adopted the city’s 2026 budget, tax levies and appropriations. Separately, staff presented proposed multi-year electric rate increases and a sanitation rate study showing substantial rises in curbside composting costs; council directed further policy discussion before finalizing fee changes.

Longmont City Council just adopted a unanimous budget for 2026, but rising sanitation and electric rates could mean changes for your household bills!

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City Council reviews 2026 budget proposing $476.3 million in revenues and $520.2 million in expenses Proposed 2026 budget outlines $476.3 million in revenue against $520.2 million in expenses.

Longmont's City Council is tackling a budget proposal that presents a $476.3 million revenue plan against $520.2 million in expenses—what does this mean for the future of our city?

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Longmont City Council Reviews 2026 Budget Increases and Public Safety Fund Challenges Council discusses significant budget increases driven by expenses in various funds for 2026.

Longmont City Council faces tough financial decisions as budget increases threaten essential services and public safety funding for 2026.

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City Council Reviews Budget Adjustments and Property Tax Increases for Fiscal Year 2026 City budget projections reveal significant property tax increases and strategic revenue adjustments.

Longmont's City Council reveals a $640K revenue drop but projects a $3.8M boost in property taxes for 2025—could this be the key to fiscal stability?

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City Officials Address Competing Budget Demands Amidst Infrastructure and Human Service Needs City grapples with budget challenges prioritizing public safety, infrastructure, and human services.

Longmont officials are facing tough budget choices that could impact vital community services, from public safety to mental health support.

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