Fairmount Heights
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Town Agendas
The Fairmount Heights Town Council will hold a pre-work session to discuss several action items. Key topics include a bond award, the Phase II road/speed hump project, and NetZero Phase II. The council will also consider business license renewal billing dates and alleyway access.
- Bond Award discussion
- NetZero Phase II project
- Phase II Road/Speed Hump Project
- Business License Renewal Billing Dates
- Alleyway Access discussion
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Town Agendas
The Town Council will meet to present and discuss the FH27 budget. This is a dedicated budget hearing for residents to review upcoming town spending.
- Presentation of the FH27 Budget
Town Agendas
The Fairmount Heights Town Council will hold a regular meeting with reports from police, code enforcement, public works, town manager, and treasurer. Unfinished business includes a Golf Initiative Program, a Bond Award, and Net Zero Phase II. The agenda also includes items for legislation and new business.
- Golf Initiative Program (unfinished business)
- Bond Award (unfinished business)
- Net Zero Phase II (unfinished business)
- Police Department report
- Code Enforcement report
Staff Reports
The meeting agenda consists of a monthly public safety report for May 2026. It includes a breakdown of police calls for service and guidance for residents on resolving neighbor disputes.
- Monthly Public Safety Report (May 1–31, 2026)
- Total calls for service: 113
- Highest call volume category: Premise checks (25)
- Guidance on neighbor dispute resolution and mediation
Staff Reports
The Fairmount Heights council is reviewing the FY27 proposed budget, which projects $1.29M in total revenue and $1.22M in total expenses. The plan shows a slight decrease in net ordinary income compared to FY26. Key adjustments include higher property tax and Public Works wage projections, offset by reduced council stipends and shifted police camera fees.
- Property tax revenue projected to increase by ~$50,842 (to $700,011)
- Public Works department wages budgeted at $318,165, a $48,965 increase
- Mayor/Council stipends reduced by $8,400 (to $24,000)
- Police camera fees adjusted: stop light fees rise to $1,150, red light fees drop to $675
- Net Zero Park utilities added at $300, while Cable TV Station funding is eliminated