White City buys most of its municipal services through the Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District, and its audited figures appear as one column in the district's financial statements. This series follows the city's posted budgets, the district's FY2025 statements and the council's meeting records.
The Council Designated Fund spent $682,646 in federal ARPA money in FY2025. For FY2027 it budgets $426,685, including $184,685 under the CARES Act and $242,000 for streets, lighting and sidewalks, without naming specific projects.
The Council Designated Fund spent $682,646 in federal ARPA money in FY2025. For FY2027 it budgets $426,685, including $184,685 under the CARES Act and $242,000 for streets, lighting and sidewalks, without naming specific projects.
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The FY2027 worksheet budgets $925,000 in sales tax, down from $1,000,000 a year earlier, and cuts the main fund's contribution to the district's General Fund by $136,544 while adding a $124,544 building-related line.
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The district board approved a UDOT local government contract with ESI Engineering covering preconstruction engineering for the Onyx Lane sidewalk in White City and the Breeze Drive sidewalk in Magna. White City's council heard in July that design was expected by the end of September.
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The service district's draft FY2025 statements correct a prior-period error tied to unrecorded capital assets, raising White City's beginning net position from $8,752,219 to $16,058,292. The auditor reported the underlying control gap as a material weakness.
