Fulton Council’s Oct. 30 Agenda Lists 16 Budget Amendments, Fuel Bids

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FULTON – The Fulton Common Council will consider 16 amendments to the proposed 2027 General Fund Budget and authorization to seek gasoline and diesel fuel bids at a special meeting Friday, October 30, 2026, at 5 p.m.

The meeting will take place in the Common Council Chambers of the Municipal Building, 141 South First Street, Fulton, according to the city’s final notice and agenda supplied by Deputy City Clerk Erin Pickrell.

No public comment periods are listed on the city’s final agenda.

The notice was issued by order of Mayor James A. Rice and signed by City Clerk/Chamberlain Nicholas Zarzecki. The agenda begins with the Pledge of Allegiance and roll call by Zarzecki.

Proposed budget amendments

The first 16 resolutions would amend the proposed 2027 General Fund Budget as follows:

  1. Increase Sales and Use Tax revenue.
  2. Decrease State Aid – Court Facilities revenue.
  3. Increase Commissions – EV Charging revenue.
  4. Increase Snow Removal revenue.
  5. Increase Parks & Recreation – Northbay revenue.
  6. Increase Sale of Equipment revenue.
  7. Increase Sale of Recycled Material revenue.
  8. Decrease Social Security appropriations.
  9. Decrease Wage Reimbursements and increase Personal Services appropriations.
  10. Decrease Salt & Sand appropriations.
  11. Decrease Parks – Northbay Overtime appropriations.
  12. Decrease Out of Grade Pay appropriations.
  13. Decrease Time Due Pay appropriations.
  14. Decrease DPW Administration Overtime appropriations.
  15. Decrease Hydroseeding and increase Building Repairs appropriations.
  16. Decrease Codes Personal Services and increase Legislative Board Personal Services appropriations.

The agenda does not specify dollar amounts for the proposed amendments.

Fuel bids

Item 17 would authorize the City Clerk/Chamberlain to advertise for bids for gasoline and diesel fuel. Adjournment is listed as item 18.

These items are scheduled for consideration; the agenda does not report that the proposed resolutions have been adopted.


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