Summary
Logan City is moving forward with a budget that shifts funds from utility services like electricity and water into the general fund. This helps keep your property taxes down, but relies on utility revenues to fund police, fire, and parks.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 17, 2026.
Impact analysis
Transfers include $1,323,350 from Water & Sewer, $4,156,000 from Electric, $1,167,960 from Environmental Health, and $745,525 from Sewer Treatment.
All Logan residents benefit through lower property taxes and maintained funding for city parks, public safety, and public works.
Utility ratepayers essentially bear the cost of general government operations through their utility bills rather than property assessments.
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