The Downtown Commission reviewed several key items, including a presentation on eligibility requirements for commission members and an update on city marketing initiatives such as upcoming community events and parades. The Economic Development Corporation reviewed activations for the EDC building and upcoming business meetings. Financial reports were presented, and the commission discussed strategies for activating the new Downtown Celina brand. Promotional updates included information on block captains and activities for an upcoming tax-free weekend, as well as an update on the 30th anniversary celebration of Celina Main Street. Finally, the manager reported on the 2026 Accreditation status for Main Street and activation plans for the downtown patio.
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The City Council discussed and adopted the budget for FY 2025-2026, focusing on key areas such as fiscal sustainability, public safety, development-related operations, infrastructure maintenance, and employee compensation and benefits. The budget includes investments in new resources for the Police and Fire Departments, improvements to development services, and maintenance of streets, drainage, and water and wastewater infrastructure. It also addresses employee compensation through market adjustments and step increases. The budget aims to balance the needs of a growing community while ensuring long-term financial stability and high-quality service delivery.
Aug 4, 2025·Board meeting
City of Celina Proposed Budget
The proposed budget for FY 2025-2026 includes several key points. It is balanced across all funds and based on the City's Strategic Plan, Comprehensive Plan, and Core Values. The city is experiencing rapid population growth, necessitating investments in utilities, community design, the economy, safety, and the natural environment. The budget focuses on fiscal sustainability, public safety, development-related operations, infrastructure maintenance, and employee compensation and benefits. It includes a reduction in the tax rate, investments in new resources for the Police and Fire Departments, improvements to development operations, infrastructure maintenance, and market adjustments to employee compensation.
