Lewiston's fiscal 2025 audit received an unmodified opinion with no reported findings. The city spent $1.3 million from its general fund that year and owed $8.5 million, nearly all of it on a federal water loan. Its fiscal 2027 budget worksheet plans $2.6 million in general fund spending.
The worksheet Lewiston filed with the State Auditor lists $2,614,449 in general fund spending for fiscal 2027, up from $1,630,100 in its fiscal 2026 budget column. It includes an $811,390 grant and $892,529 in spending for 1600 West road repair.
The worksheet Lewiston filed with the State Auditor lists $2,614,449 in general fund spending for fiscal 2027, up from $1,630,100 in its fiscal 2026 budget column. It includes an $811,390 grant and $892,529 in spending for 1600 West road repair.
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Lewiston's fiscal 2025 audit records $8,390,900 in principal reductions on a USDA Rural Development note, leaving $8,135,101 owed. The water fund's cash fell from $11.7 million to $2.9 million over the year.
