The Ledger is reviewing Centerville's public financial records, starting with its fiscal 2025 audit, its fiscal 2027 budget and property tax increase, a planned waterline loan and two redevelopment agency decisions. Every figure comes from a linked public record.
On Aug. 18, Centerville's redevelopment agency and its administrative control board approved buying an emergency-responder radio system for CenterPoint Theatre from Day Wireless, using RDA reserve funds under the theater's lease. Councilmember Rick Bangerter dissented, preferring to seek state funding first.
On Aug. 18, Centerville's redevelopment agency and its administrative control board approved buying an emergency-responder radio system for CenterPoint Theatre from Day Wireless, using RDA reserve funds under the theater's lease. Councilmember Rick Bangerter dissented, preferring to seek state funding first.
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Centerville's council voted 4–1 on Aug. 25 to set its General Fund property tax rate at 0.001314 and adopt its fiscal 2027 budget. The city's notice projected $369,103 more a year, a 15.61% increase in the city's property tax revenue.
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Centerville's fiscal 2027 budget authorizes an interfund loan of up to $2.4 million from the Capital Projects Fund to the Water Fund. The May budget message tied the loan to replacing an aging Main Street waterline and proposed a 7% water rate increase to repay it.
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In May 2025, Centerville's redevelopment agency first tabled, then approved, a $206,605.72 tax-increment distribution to the Legacy Crossing developer for 2024 after staff reported the theater sold 421,623 tickets against a 500,000-ticket condition. A June 2026 agenda listed a fifth amendment to the agreement.
