Budget
The city budget is its annual plan for providing services to its citizens within the fiscal restraints of limited resources. The city structures its financial plan with a responsible, long-term management perspective to attain the overall goal of ensuring an ongoing capacity to provide quality public services to our residents and businesses at a reasonable price.
The city follows an open, public process to review and adopt its annual budget and welcomes citizen input. The various city departments prepare their budget requests in June, which are then submitted to the city manager and finance director in July. After review by the city manager and finance director, budget requests are submitted to council for review in a study session in August. In September the city council adopts a preliminary budget and tax levy. In November the preliminary budget is reviewed in detail by city council, with adoption of the final budget and tax levy in December.
2009 budget information
- Final 2009 budget (PDF)
Approved by city council Dec. 22, 2008 - Truth in Taxation hearing is Dec. 8
- 2009 city budget increase below inflation, cut from preliminary levels
- Updated 2009 preliminary budget for Nov. 17 study session (PDF)
- Minnetonka’s preliminary 2009 budget
- How does the cost of city services compare to other purchases?
- City council establishes 2009 budget directions and priorities
- 2009 preliminary budget presentation (PDF)
- 2009 preliminary budget review (PDF)
- 2009 preliminary budget review maps (PDF)
2008 budget information
- Final 2008 budget (PDF)
- Updated 2008 preliminary budget for Nov. 26 study session (PDF)
- 2008 preliminary budget review, Sep. 10 (PDF)
- 2008 preliminary budget presentation (PDF)
2007 budget information
- 2007 budget (PDF)
- Budget information from City Council Study Session, November 13, 2006 (PDF)
- 2007 preliminary budget review (PDF)
- 2007 budget seminar presentation (PDF)
- 2007 budget seminar presentation for businesses (PDF)
