Harrisville: budget amendment and equipment purchases
The Ledger's review of Harrisville's budgets, audits, debt and redevelopment money. Every story in the series, sorted by subject, with the figures the records show and links to the official documents.
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Auditing Harrisville: what we're examining and why
The Ledger is reading Harrisville's budgets, audit drafts and council packets. Here is what those records show about the city's fiscal 2027 budget and, in draft statements, its fiscal 2025 finances.
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- $7.8 millionRequested FY2027 general fund budget (Aug. 11, 2026 packet)Auditing Harrisville: what we're examining and why →
- $17.4 millionBonds payable at June 30, 2025, per draft FY2025 statementsAuditing Harrisville: what we're examining and why →
- $92,290Proposed amended sidewalk repair budgetHarrisville budget amendment would add $67,290 to new-growth revenue and sidewalk repairs →
- $67,290Proposed new-growth property tax increaseHarrisville budget amendment would add $67,290 to new-growth revenue and sidewalk repairs →
- $143,359Staff estimate for Dixon Creek basin expansionHarrisville seeks approval for a $143,359 basin, a $192,980 loader and road bids →
- $192,980State bid price for a Cat 926M loaderHarrisville seeks approval for a $143,359 basin, a $192,980 loader and road bids →
- $3.55 millionPaid to R & O CONSTRUCTION, the city's largest payee in FY2026, as reported to the stateTransparent Utah: Harrisville City highest-paid vendors FY2026 →
Budgets, reserves and taxes
Harrisville budget amendment would add $67,290 to new-growth revenue and sidewalk repairs
A proposed amendment in Harrisville's Oct. 13, 2026 council packet would raise the city's sidewalk repair budget from $25,000 to $92,290, matching a $67,290 increase in property tax revenue the amendment attributes to new growth.
Contracts and spending
Harrisville seeks approval for a $143,359 basin, a $192,980 loader and road bids
Oct. 7, 2026 staff memos in Harrisville's Oct. 13 council packet propose expanding the Dixon Creek detention basin, buying a loader at a state bid price and approving two road projects.