Good.

Let's move to our Riverton Fire Service Area Board Meeting Agenda.

Um call to order is really at 840, but okay.

First item is a consent agenda, minutes approval.

I make a motion to approve the minutes for May 20th, 2025.

Sorry, I second.

All in favor.

Aye.

Aye.

Anyone opposed?

Thank you.

Consent agenda is approved.

Now we'll move to the public hearings.

First one is for RFSA resolution number 25-02.

Mr.

Geere.

Similar to the RD.

This is another separate entity that for financial reporting purposes rolls up into the city.

So we do have to pass a separate adopt final budget as well as a budget for next year 2526.

And then we'll show you guys the property tax rate for that as well for us to adopt that.

So okay, thank you.

Any questions for the council?

None.

We will open the public hearing.

No one from the public wishes to speak on this.

We will close the public hearing and move it back to the council for our motion.

I move that we uh adopt our FSA resolution number 25-02 adopting final amended budget for the fiscal year 2024 and 2025.

McKay seconds that we have a motion and a second.

Board member Perucci.

Yes.

McKay?

Yes.

Heyman?

Yes.

Barocher?

Yes.

McDougal.

Yes.

Thank you.

Item 3B, RFSA resolution number 25-03.

Mr.

Geere.

Same as before.

Same story, right?

Final budget for 2526 for the separate NTT that can rolls up to the city.

So right.

Thank you very much.

Any questions for the council?

Councilmember Perucci.

Not a question, just something for the public's awareness.

I know we've talked about this in our meetings at NASIM for the last several months.

But we're gonna need to figure out kind of the we're not planning on any property tax increases with this budget, but we have to have some hard discussions as a city about our our RFSA budget in the years to come.

Just uh the levels of service and the cost of that service, uh, they've increased, and so just navigating that process is something that um we're just need to be prepared for as a community.

And I know that we have us as a council have talked about it a lot, and we've talked about it in a lot of public meetings, but it's going to be a topic of conversation for the next couple of years.

Very timely, important comment.

Thank you.

Anyone else?

I just want to add a little bit to what Councilman Pucci is saying.

The last couple years, because of our growth in our taxes, we've been collecting, and because of uh the dedication of staff and I think uh our elected politicians, we've been trying to cover those cost increases, which have been happening in all of the areas of the city.

Um our Lisa, the fire, all of them have all experienced cost increases, but up to this point we've been able to manage those costs through just tightening our belt and and the increased cash flow we've been receiving.