After spending several weeks talking about a 2022 operating budget the East Grand Forks council gave final approval to the spending plan last night (Tuesday) without debate.
The general fund budget totals $12.37 million dollars – a 2.6% increase over this year. It also includes a 5% levy increase – although the actual impact to taxpayers will be less than that amount. One other budget note is that the council will dip into the budget reserve to the tune of $457,456 dollars to help balance the books.
The council approved the plan 6 to 1 with member Clarence Vetter casting the lone “no” vote.
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