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City Commission Solidifies Close to 3.5 Mill Increase in 2022 Budget

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By KMAN Staff on September 8, 2021 Local News, Manhattan

The Manhattan City Commission approved an ordinance on first reading to set the budget for 2022, a budget that will see a 3.499 mill levy increase.

Mayor Wynn Butler noted the frustration he’s hearing from property owners as he provided the only “no” vote.

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Commissioner Aaron Estabrook, though, made clear that he’s concerned with a lack of interest in dealing with current issues bedeviling city operations.

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Commissioner Mark Hatesohl noted the bulk of that increase is the city’s share to fund the Riley County Police Department and Manhattan Public Library.

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Usha Reddi noted the increase doesn’t fully meet what city staff had previously noted was necessary to restore some services cut previously.

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A second reading to officially adopt the budget will take place September 21st.

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