The St. George City Council's Oct. 22 amended agenda listed three planned-development ordinances (The Plastics Clinic office building, a unit reallocation in the Ledges, and a revised Rusty Cliffs South plan), each recommended for approval by the Planning Commission, plus six consent items, five…
The City Council adopted a temporary ordinance on Oct. 1 that stops the city from processing new blasting permit applications, after residents complained about noise and alleged damage to…
Trace the decisions and financial records linked to St. George's projects. A budget, bond ceiling, contract authorization and actual payment describe different things.
Under construction according to the dated project source. Record → · Oct. 22, 2026
Money in the record
change-order: $663,239.24 — Automotive equipment for six maintenance bays, Suntran Transit Facility Record → · Oct. 22, 2026
Signed agreement and payments
Execution and project-level disbursements are not verified by this tracker. They require separate records; meeting approval alone does not establish either.
Work and operating costs
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Which figure reflects the amended, adopted general fund, and whether the revenue table predates the council's amendments. The Ledger could not retrieve the budget's detailed general fund and amendment pages.
St. George's fiscal 2025 financial report says the Tech Ridge community development area fund's balance fell by $5,793,632 after a transfer for the development's east access road, financed by a loan from another city fund.
The city's fiscal 2025 report shows bonded debt fell by $7,148,000, and records an S&P downgrade of the 2016 electric revenue bonds from A to A- with a negative outlook.
The fiscal 2027 budget, adopted 5-0 on June 18, states a $121,791,905 general fund in its narrative, while its general fund revenue table totals $121,736,112, a $55,793 difference.
The fiscal 2027 budget moves St. George's airport into its own enterprise fund, backed by an estimated $14.1 million fiscal 2026 transfer of restricted general fund balance.
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The City Council adopted a temporary ordinance on Oct. 1 that stops the city from processing new blasting permit applications, after residents complained about noise and alleged damage to their homes.
The St. George City Council's Oct. 22 amended agenda listed three planned-development ordinances (The Plastics Clinic office building, a unit reallocation in the Ledges, and a revised Rusty Cliffs South plan), each…