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Sheffield Today
By the People, for the People
Sheffield Council Approves Fiscal Year 2027 Fees, Sets Tax Levy Hearing
City officials discuss infrastructure projects, library funding, and community initiatives
Published on Feb. 15, 2026
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The Sheffield City Council held a meeting this week, reviewing updates from various city departments and approving several proposals. Key items included maintaining the library's top-tier accreditation, discussing options for upcoming TIF road projects, exploring solutions for lagoon violations, and authorizing the placement of a donated community book house in the city park. The council also approved the next fiscal year's fee schedule and set a public hearing for the proposed 2027 tax levy.
Why it matters
The decisions made by the Sheffield City Council impact the community's infrastructure, public services, and quality of life. Approving the fiscal year budget, fees, and tax levy are important steps in ensuring the city's financial stability and ability to fund key initiatives. The council's discussions on infrastructure projects, environmental compliance, and community amenities demonstrate their commitment to improving the city for residents.
The details
During the meeting, the Sheffield City Council reviewed updates from various city departments. The library reported maintaining its top-tier accreditation and receiving an additional $1,400 from the county for the next fiscal year. The council discussed options for the fiscal year 2027 TIF (tax increment financing) road projects, DNR recommendations for city pits, and potential solutions for lagoon violations, including researching an eco-friendly ultrasonic system. They also explored paths and bike lane improvements. In new business, the council approved the next fiscal year fee schedule, set a public hearing for the proposed 2027 tax levy for April 1st, and authorized the placement of a donated community book house in the city park.
- The Sheffield City Council met this past Monday, February 14, 2026.
- The public hearing for the proposed 2027 tax levy is set for April 1, 2026.
The players
Sheffield City Council
The governing body of the city of Sheffield, Illinois, responsible for making decisions on municipal policies, budgets, and projects.
Sheffield Public Library
The public library serving the city of Sheffield, which reported maintaining its top-tier accreditation and receiving additional funding from the county.
What’s next
The Sheffield City Council will hold a public hearing on April 1, 2026, to discuss the proposed 2027 tax levy.
The takeaway
The Sheffield City Council's actions demonstrate their commitment to maintaining the city's infrastructure, supporting public services like the library, and enhancing the community's quality of life through initiatives like the community book house. These decisions lay the groundwork for the city's continued development and prosperity.
