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Fallon, Nevada — week of 2026-06-29 · all Fallon meetings

Fallon City Council considers $3M budget augmentation, $1.2M loan for water fund

The Fallon City Council on June 30 considered a package of budget adjustments totaling nearly $3 million and a temporary loan to shore up the Water Enterprise Fund, according to the agenda for the special meeting. Minutes from the meeting have not yet been published, so no official votes or outcomes are available.

Budget Augmentation and Loan Discussed

The agenda included three resolutions for council action. Resolution 26-06-01 proposed augmenting the General Fund by $2,972,000, with smaller additions to the Convention Center Fund ($15,000), Airport Fund ($800,000), Mayor's Youth Fund ($15,430), and Convention and Tourism Fund ($316,150). Resolution 26-06-02 would authorize a $1,200,000 temporary interfund loan from the Landfill Enterprise Fund to the Water Enterprise Fund. Resolution 26-06-03 covered multiple enterprise and internal service funds: Electric Fund ($234,000), Water Fund ($80,000), Sanitation Fund ($169,000), Landfill Fund ($169,000), Water Treatment Reserve Fund ($100,000), Data Processing Internal Service Fund ($30,000), and Public Works Internal Service Fund ($95,000).

Council members also received a report on transfers of appropriations between functions within the General Fund and other funds during the current fiscal year. That item was listed for discussion only.

Upcoming Meetings

Two boards meet on Tuesday, July 7.

Board of Adjustment – 508 West B Street variance

The Board of Adjustment will consider a variance application from Maria Refugio Tapia Duran Urrutia to operate a home business at 508 West B Street (APN #001-154-03), which is zoned R-1. The board is also scheduled to vote on approving minutes from its March 23, 2026 meeting and to take public comments.

City Council – Bond cap transfer and vendor license

The City Council will vote on Resolution 26-07-01, which transfers the city's 2026 Private Activity Bond Volume Cap to the Nevada Rural Housing Authority. Other agenda items include approval of meeting minutes for June 16 and June 18, 2026; approval of warrants for accounts payable, payroll, and customer deposits; a mobile food vendor license application from Jose Martinez Maya for Pocar De Aces, LLC; and public comments.

Coming up

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