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On Tuesday December 17, 2025 the Oronoco City Council held its public Truth in Taxation hearing and adopted the Final 2026 Budget and Tax Levy. Down from the 36% preliminary figures in September, the total tax levy for 2026 in the City of Oronoco was set at 17.9%. Please see the following links for helpful information that was presented to residents at that meeting.

Truth in Taxation Presentation to Residents: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:US:340a4913-b47a-48e7-9128-2feae4710738

Adopted 2026 Budget & Tax Levy: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:us:a07c5288-b330-4163-86b2-b8ba753b8d4b

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The City Finance Office is responsible for a broad range of financial and administrative responsibilities, including:

 

1. Budget Management
  • Developing, presenting, and managing the city's annual budget.
  • Ensuring that expenditures align with approved budget allocations.
2. Financial Reporting
  • Preparing and maintaining accurate financial statements.
  • Reporting to the city council, city administrator, and relevant stakeholders.
  • Ensuring compliance with state and federal reporting requirements.
3. Revenue Collection
  • Managing the collection of taxes, fees, and utility payments.
  • Issuing invoices for city services and licenses (e.g., business licenses, building permits).
4. Accounts Payable and Receivable
  • Processing payments to vendors and contractors.
  • Managing incoming revenues and ensuring timely deposits.
5. Payroll Administration
  • Processing payroll for city employees.
  • Handling benefits administration and retirement contributions.
6. Audits and Internal Controls
  • Preparing for and assisting with external audits.
  • Establishing and maintaining internal controls to safeguard city assets.
7. Debt Management
  • Administering city bonds and loans.
  • Monitoring and managing the city's debt obligations.
8. Grant Administration
  • Applying for, managing, and reporting on grants.
  • Ensuring proper use of grant funds and compliance with grant conditions.
9. Policy Development and Compliance
  • Advising the city administrator or council on financial policies.
  • Ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal regulations
10. Cash Flow Management
  •  Monitoring and managing the city's cash flow to ensure sufficient funds for operations.
11. Risk Management
  •  Overseeing insurance policies and risk mitigation strategies for city assets and liabilities.
12. Public Interaction
  • Assisting residents and businesses with billing or tax inquiries.
  • Communicating financial matters to the public in a transparent and accessible manner.