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Leaf Collection

Curbside leaf collection will continue until snow accumulates or the end of November. Public Works requests that leaves are left loose on the curb and should not be raked or blown into the street. When the leaves clump together, they can create major clogs in the stormwater drainage system which can contribute to flash flooding and standing water in the streets. Public Works begin on Mondays and will comb through the town. If they do not finish, they will go back to the area that was missed. As the season progresses, Public Works will go through the town each week as the season and/or weather allows. More Information

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Administration

Under Municipal Code Sec. 2-144 the City Administrator has the responsibilities and duties of managing the day-to-day operations of the City. This would be representing the City as an ex-officio to many boards and committees, developing budgets, monitoring fiscal activities, keeping Council informed of various law changes and operational needs, and administering personnel activities.

City Budgets

Common Council adopts an annual budget in the fall of each year for the upcoming fiscal year. 

 

2025 Proposed Budget

 

2024 Budget

 

2023 Budget

 

2022 Budget

 

Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)

The Common Council adopts an annual CIP with a 9 year outlook for long term projects, allowing council to make annual budget plans based on multi-year priorities. Additional projects are listed in the plan, but not yet assigned a year for implementation. The projects and priorities identified in the CIP are a result of public input, department needs, and engineering recommendations for infrastructure and will change over time as costs and priorities change.

 

2024 to 2032 CIP 

 

Independent City Financial Audits

The Common Council engages an independent auditor an annual basis to audit the City's financial accounts and procedures. These audits are performed after the end of a budget year and typically presented for review 4 to 6 months after the end of the fiscal year.

2022 Audit

 

2021 Audit

 

2020 Audit

 

2019 Audit

 

2018 Audit

 

2017 Audit

 

2016 Audit

 

2015 Audit

 

2014 Audit

 


 
Past City Budgets and CIPs

Other Financial Information

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Meet Our Staff

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Jason Sergeant

City Administrator

608-882-2285

j.sergeant@evansvillewi.gov