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Hyde Park: reserves, tax increase and police agency costs

The Ledger's review of Hyde Park's budgets, audits, debt and redevelopment money.

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Auditing Hyde Park: what the city's audit, budget and tax records show

The Ledger is reviewing Hyde Park's audited fiscal 2025 financial statements and the budget it filed with the State Auditor for fiscal 2026-27. The auditor gave an unmodified opinion on the statements but a qualified opinion on two state compliance requirements.

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Latest update · August 26, 2026 · published Oct 17

Hyde Park adopts 9.74% property tax increase tied to a public works hire and sidewalks

Hyde Park's council voted 4-0 on Aug. 26, 2026 for a .00110 certified tax rate and its final budget. The mayor said the increase would fund a public works employee and sidewalk, curb and gutter repairs.

3 stories since October 24, 2025

Timeline, newest first

  1. Hyde Park adopts 9.74% property tax increase tied to a public works hire and sidewalks · published Oct 17
  2. Hyde Park paid North Park Police Agency $860,568 in fiscal 2025 and budgets $990,000 · published Oct 17
  3. Hyde Park's auditor reports General Fund reserves over the state limit for a second year · published Oct 17

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