Washington Terrace's audit for the year ended June 30, 2025 carries a clean opinion and no reported weaknesses. This series follows newer decisions on redevelopment money, police costs and contracts through the city's own records.
On Sept. 1, 2026 the City Council ratified change orders 1 and 2 on the final phase of Rohmer Park work after staff had approved them under a purchasing-policy exception. The packet lists a $38,042 first change order; the minutes give no amount for the second.
On Sept. 1, 2026 the City Council ratified change orders 1 and 2 on the final phase of Rohmer Park work after staff had approved them under a purchasing-policy exception. The packet lists a $38,042 first change order; the minutes give no amount for the second.
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The City Council voted 5-0 on Sept. 1, 2026 to end its approval of a three-camera Flock license-plate camera trial. The city manager said no cameras had been installed and nothing had been spent, while three county cameras still operate in the city.
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The City Council approved a disposal agreement with Waste Management of Utah on Aug. 18, 2026. Staff estimated it costs about $0.51 a ton, or roughly $1,673 a year, more than Republic Services' adjusted bid.
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The City Council's fiscal 2027 budget raises city property-tax revenue by $98,100, the same amount as the increase in its budget for contracted Weber County Sheriff's Office services.
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In September 2025 the redevelopment board voted to use tax increment from its South Pointe project area to reimburse the Southeast area for a $1.2 million incentive paid earlier to Goldenwest Credit Union, replacing a smaller $743,000 plan.
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The redevelopment agency sold a parcel at 5580 South Adams Avenue for $650,000 in 2024 and later voted 4-1 to direct the proceeds to park projects. Agency records say the money stays in reserve until the building on the site is substantially complete.
