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2026 Budget Work Session 6-10-2025

Dayton City CouncilThursday, July 10, 2025
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2026 Budget Preliminary Planning

Tax Levy and Tax Capacity Explanation

General Fund Departmental Budget Reviews

Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) Funding

Fire Department Staffing Models

Police Department Union Contract Impacts

Public Works Expansion Strategy

HR Manager Position Proposal

Recycling Service Contract Re-negotiation

Full Document Analysis

Notable Quotes (2)

If a tax levy in year one is $4 million and a tax capacity in year one is $10 million. That means there's no levy increase. If we go to year two, we have more $4 million of change, but we double our tax capacity. The tax rate in year two is 20%.

— City Staff Member
Budget mechanicsExplaining the relationship between tax levy and tax capacity.

If you take 534 and you subtract off $130,000, which is the new officer that the chief is asking for, you got $400,000 that's all baked in to salaries and benefits based on current contracts.

— City Staff Member
Police BudgetJustifying the police budget increase.

People (1)

City Staff Member/Finance DirectorCity Administrator/Finance Director

Managing city finances and explaining levy/tax capacity calculations.

1 quote

“It makes no sense for a city to continue to levy for something year-over-year and not have a plan to spend the dollars.”

Explaining the logic behind reducing capital facility allocations.

Places Mentioned

Dayton, MinnesotaMaple GroveRogersChamplainCorkran

Events & Meetings (1)

  • June 2026 Work Session
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