Government
Budget and tax rate
The City's fiscal year runs October 1 through September 30. The budget, the tax rate worksheets and the annual audits are published as they are adopted.
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The documents
What each document is
The proposed budget
Filed with the City Secretary before the Council votes, and published for public review while it is still a proposal.
The adopted budget
The version the Council passed, with the cover page recording the vote and any tax increase it carries.
The certified tax rate worksheet
The state-prescribed calculation behind the no-new-revenue and voter-approval rates. It is the arithmetic the rate has to be justified against.
The annual audit
An independent examination of the City's finances for a closed fiscal year, presented to the Council.
Nearly all of these are searchable by what is written inside them, not only by filename. The few that arrived as scans with no text layer are labeled as scans in the archive.
Recent documents
- 2026 Bruceville-Eddy City Notice About 2026 Tax Rates Tax rate · 2026 · 46 KB
- Final Proposed Budget Worksheet Budget & finance · 2026 · 636 KB
- Final Proposed Budget Worksheet PG 2 Budget & finance · 2026 · 68 KB
- Rev 2026 Bruceville-Eddy City Budget Cover Page Budget & finance · 2026 · 32 KB
- Rev 2026 Bruceville-Eddy City Certified Tax Rate Worksheet PG3 Tax rate · 2026 · 558 KB
- 2025 Issued Financial Statements City of Bruceville Eddy Budget & finance · 2026 · 2.3 MB
- Agenda Packet-Final with audit Budget & finance · 2026 · 12.5 MB
- Agenda Packet-Final with audit Budget & finance · 2026 · 13.4 MB
- Agenda Packet-Final with audit Budget & finance · 2026 · 10.5 MB
- Agenda Packet-Final with audit Budget & finance · 2026 · 14.6 MB
- 2025 Issued Financial Statements City of Bruceville Eddy, Texas Budget & finance · 2026 · 2.3 MB
- 2024 Bruceville-Eddy Certified Tax Rate Worksheet Tax rate · 2025 · 670 KB
Contact Finance
144 Wilcox Drive, Eddy, TX 76524
Phone 254-859-5964
Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. City Hall closes from noon to 1:00 p.m. for lunch.
The year
How a budget becomes the budget
- The City Administrator and the Finance Director prepare a proposed budget and file it with the City Secretary.
- The proposal is published for public review, and the certified tax rate worksheet is published with it.
- The Council posts notice of a meeting to vote on the tax rate, and holds it in public.
- The Council adopts a budget and sets a rate. Both votes are recorded in the minutes of that meeting.
- The fiscal year runs October 1 through September 30, and an independent auditor examines it once it closes.
Each of those steps produces a document and a set of minutes, and both are filed under the meeting they belong to in Meetings and Records.