Elgin’s proposed city budget last week spelt out conservative spending, a modest surplus and careful use of reserves amid rising costs.
Interim City Manager Isaac Turner and Human Resources Director Pam Sanders, also serving as acting finance director, presented the $16.7 million plan to City Council at its July 15 meeting.
The document outlines revenue and expenditure projections for the current cycle and plans for the 2025–26 fiscal year, beginning Oct. 1.
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