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In her latest regular interview with WCBU, Peoria Mayor Rita Ali discusses what she sees as the city's budget priorities and expresses hesitation over allowing drive-through service at cannabis dispensaries.
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The City of Peoria has proposed a slight decrease in its property tax rate for next year, but many residents still may end up paying more.
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Members of the Peoria City Council got their first look Tuesday at proposed second-year revisions to the biennial budget, with overall capital spending set to increase by about $12 million.
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A brisk Peoria City Council meeting on Tuesday set the stage for approval of a two-year budget, with stormwater utility fees remaining flat.
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Peoria city leaders are on track to approve a two-year balanced budget by the end of the month — without previously recommended fee increases.
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Peoria City Council members will consider a series of possible budget adjustments to close a $3 million gap in the city's proposed spending plan for 2026.
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The City of Peoria’s proposed financial plan for 2026 sees the property tax rate virtually unchanged from the current fiscal year, but a $3 million overall budget imbalance has some city council members suggesting spending cuts.
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Peoria City Council members are getting their first looks at the city staff's proposed two-year budget. The recommended spending plan has 2026 anticipated expenses of $301 million and projected revenues of $298 million.
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The City of Peoria’s updated financial plan for 2025 is formally in place. The $288 million revised biennial passed during Tuesday night’s city council meeting, along with a $32.3 million property tax levy for the next fiscal year.
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A proposal to keep Peoria’s tax levy dollar figure unchanged from a year ago suffered a narrow defeat during Tuesday night’s special city council meeting to continue budget negotiations.