FY 26-27 capital equipment and property replacement budget…
City of HopkinsvilleKentucky- Detected
- Nov 3, 2026
- 4 days ago
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- Capital Projects
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FY 26-27 capital equipment and property replacement budget amendment allocating funds for IT, building codes, police, fire, city maintenance, parks, and building properties.
Transfer from general fund and other revenue sources totaling over 3.1 million dollars.
From the meeting
- Source
- Hopkinsville Special Called City Council Meeting - November 2, 2026
- Meeting date
- November 3, 2026
- Agency
- City of Hopkinsville
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