The council reviewed the proposed 2027-2028 municipal budget and discussed various contract approvals for the Whitewater Business Park, police department dispatch services, and property purchases. Significant topics included updates on the comprehensive plan, amendments to ordinances regarding garbage disposal, and the implementation of a community health vending machine. The council also addressed the city manager's performance evaluation policy and outlined future initiatives, including strategic plan metrics, fire department turnout times, and voter turnout improvements.
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The committee reviewed the 2027 budget, discussed capital improvements, and considered recommendations for the Whitewater Municipal Building, including the construction of three new offices. Discussions also covered the capital campaign for the Whitewater Aquatic and Fitness Center, including consulting agreements, and the purchase of new fitness equipment. Additional items included the approval of various contracts, such as the Shared Ride Taxi contract and the K9 program, as well as the review of police and library departmental needs.
Oct 19, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Finance Committee Meeting Agenda
The committee meeting focuses on the third review of the 2027 budget proposal. Key discussion topics include the review of detailed departmental budgets for general operations, public works, fire and emergency services, police, and utilities. The agenda also addresses the 2027 Capital Improvement Plan, long-term financial stability, property tax levy considerations, debt management policies, and inflation expectations affecting capital project costs.
Oct 14, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Finance Committee Meeting Agenda
The meeting focuses on the detailed review of the amended 2027 Budget Proposal. The agenda covers department-specific budget analyses for areas including Public Works, Fire/EMS, Police, Parks and Recreation, and Community Development. Additionally, the document outlines the Capital Improvement Plan, long-term debt management strategies, historical financial performance, and updates regarding the city's self-funded health insurance model and municipal services funding.
