City Council 1/27/26

The Clinton City Utah City Council meeting on January 27, 2026, included several procurement-related discussions and budgetary reviews. A key presentation was from First Professional Ambulance Billing, which reported improved ambulance billing revenue for the city, projecting continued growth in collections. The council also received a detailed fiscal year 2025 audit report highlighting the city's financial health, fund balances, and capital improvement expenditures, including a $3.3 million spend on the 800 North project and $886,000 on a public safety building expansion. The audit noted a slight state compliance issue with fund balance percentages but overall positive budget management. The council approved consent items including the sale of surplus vehicles and renewal of an engineering contract with JB. Discussions included plans for quarterly financial reviews, capital asset maintenance assessments, and strategies to maintain fund balances while addressing infrastructure needs. Additionally, the council discussed community engagement initiatives like Clinton's Comeback Week to support local businesses amid construction disruptions. No new contract awards or RFPs were announced, but ongoing contract renewals and budget allocations for capital projects were emphasized.