Erda, in Tooele County, ended fiscal 2025 with no long-term debt and $3.9 million in governmental fund balances, $3.3 million of it assigned to future capital projects. This series follows the city's audits, budgets, quarterly financial reports and council votes.
Erda's report for July through September 2026 shows $443,767.46 in income and $420,488.69 in expense against a $2,857,730 budget. Building permits reached 43.2% of their budget; property tax was at 1.3%.
Erda's report for July through September 2026 shows $443,767.46 in income and $420,488.69 in expense against a $2,857,730 budget. Building permits reached 43.2% of their budget; property tax was at 1.3%.
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On June 25, Erda's council approved a 2026-27 interlocal agreement with Tooele County for roads, law enforcement, land-use services and solid waste. Because the sheriff's figures were not yet available, the motion was conditioned on the sheriff's portion not exceeding the city's budget.
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Erda transferred $1.75 million from its General Fund to capital projects in fiscal 2025. Its audit assigned $3.3 million to future capital projects at June 30, 2025, and its September 2026 report lists $5,225,000 as capital projects restricted cash. Neither record lists the projects.
