With year-to-date collections down around $857,500 and sales-tax revenue for this year budgeted to remain flat compared with 2025, year-to-date collections through June were nearly 3.8% below budgeted expectations. The accommodation tax, which helps fund parks, open space, environmental initiatives and community amenities, increased by 0.48%, or $519. Building use taxes, used to fund city capital projects, were down almost 30%, or nearly $300,000. City officials note that building use tax fluctuates based on building permits issued, reconciliations completed, and the size and quantity of developments in the city. To view the full preliminary report, visit TinyURL.com/3wy7jpah .