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Castle Valley Announces Recent Budget and Property Tax Resolutions

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The Town of Castle Valley has released its recent resolutions regarding fiscal year budgets and property tax schedules. The documented resolutions cover administrative matters and policy expressions for the 2026 through 2030 period.

Key takeaways

  • Castle Valley has adopted the second amended Fiscal Year 2026 Budget.
  • The town has passed resolutions regarding property tax increase intentions for the FY 2027 budget.
  • Resolutions for the 2026-2030 period include the adoption of proposed and interim budgets for FY 2027.
  • Town resolutions are used for administrative purposes and do not establish rules for residents.

The Town of Castle Valley has updated its records of passed resolutions, detailing recent administrative actions and budget adoptions for the upcoming fiscal periods. These documents clarify the town's intentions regarding property tax increases and budget amendments.

Recent resolutions for the 2026-2030 period include the adoption of the second amended Fiscal Year 2026 Budget through resolution R2026-1. The town has also passed resolutions stating its intention to have a property tax increase in the FY 2027 budget and has adopted both the proposed FY 2027 budget and the FY 2027 interim budget.

Additional administrative actions for this period include presenting the FY 2027 property tax increase impact schedule and the FY 2027 property tax impact schedule.

The town distinguishes its resolutions from ordinances by noting that resolutions are used for administrative matters or to express support for specific policies and do not create rules for residents or property owners. Older resolutions dating back to 2015 can be obtained via email or at the Town Office.

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