Cities have several potential sources of revenue. Find information on property taxes, state aid programs, city service charges and enterprise funds, borrowing funds, obtaining grants and accepting donations.
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Get tips to avoid Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) fraud, and access a model policy on Safe Electronic Transfers and Payments…
Learn about setting rates for municipal utilities, on what basis cities may make charges, and method for collecting payments due.
Helps you prepare city budgets, communicate with city residents, and understand how the tax base and rates change over time.
Cities need to follow strict rules and procedures to get legislative authority for the creation of a local sales tax.
Get an overview of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Final Rule and view a video and infographic that provide…
This interactive tool allows users to compare the property tax data by year, city, regions, and population.
Historical data on the Implicit Price Deflator (IPD).
The State of Minnesota's capital budget process can include bonding money for city public improvement projects.
Lists top ten points about the Local Government Aid program and its distribution mechanisms.
Updates and information to assist in your city's financial decision-making process during the COVID-19 pandemic.
[FREE COURSE] Explore the foundations of property tax calculation and its significance in promoting the economic stability and growth in Minnesota cities.
[FREE COURSE] This course designed specifically for small cities provides an overview of the budgeting process.
This program gives newer city clerks the foundational skills and knowledge needed to run and govern a city.