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Naples: fund balance, street bonds and storm drainage loan

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

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Auditing Naples: What the city's audit and budget say about its money

Naples, in Uintah County, ended fiscal 2025 with $15.2 million in its governmental funds, an unmodified audit opinion and no general obligation debt. Its fiscal 2027 budget sets the general fund at $3.66 million and the road capital fund at $3.27 million.

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Latest update · August 13, 2026 · published Oct 17

Naples sets a $1.5 million ceiling on bonds for 2500 South street project

Naples' council adopted a parameters resolution in July for up to $1.5 million in street improvement revenue bonds for 2500 South, at no more than 2% interest over no more than 10 years. The fiscal 2027 budget lists $3,228,000 for the widening, funded by a $2,259,000 grant and a $969,000 loan.

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  1. Naples sets a $1.5 million ceiling on bonds for 2500 South street project · published Oct 17
  2. Naples' 2000 East project estimated at $1.8 million against a $1.65 million budget · published Oct 17
  3. Naples starts process to join a Utah Inland Port Authority project area · published Oct 17
  4. Naples' fiscal 2025 audit reports a general fund balance $875,018 above the state maximum · published Oct 17
  5. Naples borrowed $923,000 at 0.5% for storm drainage work · published Oct 17

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