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Council Minute December 18
Bloomington City CouncilWednesday, December 18, 2024
Watch on original source2025 Property Tax Levy approval
2025 General Fund Budget approval
Truth in Taxation hearing summary
Revenue and expenditure analysis
City Manager resignation
Interim leadership transition plan
Full Document Analysis
Votes (1)
Approval of 2025 Property Tax Levy and General Fund Budget
ApprovedNot specified
Moved by Not specified · Seconded by Not specified
Notable Quotes (2)
This budget reflects the values, priorities, and expectations of the residents of Bloomington.
2025 BudgetBudget justification during the hearing.
Of the proposed 9.18 percent levy increase, almost 65 percent would go toward police and fire.
Budget/Public SafetyExplaining expense drivers for the 2025 budget.
People (5)
Tim BusseMayorLeading council discussions on budget and leadership changes.
1 quote
Leading council discussions on budget and leadership changes.
“I believe this budget reflects the values, priorities, and expectations of the residents of Bloomington.”
Explaining the 2025 budget philosophy.
LowmanCouncil MemberStepped in to assist during the Mayor's absence.
Stepped in to assist during the Mayor's absence.
Jamie VerbruggeCity ManagerResigning to become President and CEO of Catholic Charities Twin Cities.
Resigning to become President and CEO of Catholic Charities Twin Cities.
Elizabeth TolzmannAssistant City ManagerAppointed to lead in a dual interim role starting January 2025.
Appointed to lead in a dual interim role starting January 2025.
Kathy HedinAssistant City ManagerAppointed to lead in a dual interim role starting January 2025.
Appointed to lead in a dual interim role starting January 2025.
Places Mentioned
Bloomington, MinnesotaSouth LoopCatholic Charities Twin Cities
Events & Meetings (1)
- December 16, 2024: Truth in Taxation Hearing