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Concordia Today
By the People, for the People
Concordia Aldermen Review First Quarter Budget Status
City administrator says revenues and expenses remain on track so far this fiscal year.
Published on Feb. 4, 2026
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The Concordia Board of Aldermen held a review of the city's budget status through the first quarter of the fiscal year during their meeting on Monday. City Administrator Dale Klussman reported that revenues and expenses are remaining on track so far this year. Klussman noted that the General Fund is seeing a boost from the use tax implemented in October 2025. The board also discussed elements they want to include in the upcoming Solid Waste Contract, focusing primarily on getting quotes for recycling services.
Why it matters
As a local government, Concordia's budget and spending decisions have a direct impact on the community. Reviewing the budget status helps ensure the city is on solid financial footing and can continue providing essential services to residents.
The details
During the meeting, City Administrator Dale Klussman provided an update on Concordia's budget through the first quarter of the fiscal year. Klussman reported that both revenues and expenses are remaining on track so far. He also noted that the city's General Fund is seeing a boost from the use tax that was implemented in October 2025. Additionally, the Board of Aldermen discussed elements they want to include in the upcoming Solid Waste Contract, with a focus on getting quotes for recycling services. The city's current waste contract expires on September 30th, and the board plans to bid out residential and multi-family trash service later this year.
- The Concordia Board of Aldermen held their meeting on Monday, February 3, 2026.
- Concordia implemented a new use tax in October 2025.
- The city's current Solid Waste Contract expires on September 30, 2026.
The players
Dale Klussman
The City Administrator of Concordia, Missouri.
Concordia Board of Aldermen
The governing body of the city of Concordia, Missouri.
What they’re saying
“Revenues and expenses are remaining on track through the first part of the year.”
— Dale Klussman, City Administrator (kmmo.com)
“The General Fund is seeing a boost from the use tax that was implemented in October 2025.”
— Dale Klussman, City Administrator (kmmo.com)
What’s next
The Concordia Board of Aldermen plans to bid out residential and multi-family trash service later this year, as the city's current Solid Waste Contract expires on September 30, 2026.
The takeaway
Concordia's city government is closely monitoring its budget and financial status to ensure the community's needs are being met. The focus on reviewing the first quarter budget and planning for the upcoming Solid Waste Contract demonstrates the city's commitment to responsible fiscal management and providing essential services to residents.
