City Commissioners will hold a public hearing on their proposed budget and intent to increase property taxes during their Aug. 4 meeting. City Manager Greg Doyon formally transmitted his proposed budget to the commission during their July 7 work session. The city’s budget schedule is further behind than in most recent years. [View the budget materials here] Commissioners are scheduled

City Commissioners will consider adopting their budget during their Aug. 4 meeting. Nestled within the proposed $183,142,076 of expenses is a $14,300 item that made it into the budget largely outside the public eye. That budget item is to increase stipends for city commissioners. During their July 21 meeting, Commissioner Joe McKenney said he was checking with city staff about

City Commissioners unanimously approved their annual budget resolution and intent to raise property taxes during their Aug. 5 meeting. The full proposed general budget was presented to commissioners during a June 26 special work session and the full proposed budget was presented during the July 1 work session. Typically, staff presented the proposed budget earlier in June and commissioners set

During their Aug. 5 meeting, City Commissioners will be asked to set a public hearing to adopt the proposed budget and their intent to increase property taxes. Here’s some key things to know about the city budget: What is the city budget year? The city budget year runs July 1 through June 30. Where can I see the budget documents

City Commissioners unanimously approved two more labor agreements during their July 15 meeting. Commissioners approved two labor agreements during their July 1 meeting and that leaves three remaining agreements, including two of the largest with police and fire. City approves two labor agreements The agreements are with the Great Falls Public Employees Crafts Council and the Montana Federation of Public