The levy in Farmer City is officially set for FY26.

City Administrator Taylor Baxter indicated at the recent Farmer City City Council meeting that the Council worked through its levy for the upcoming fiscal year. With the City under a 105-percent increase from the previous year, there was no hearing, and the levy passed earlier this month.

There was a slight increase in the levy this year. Baxter also points out that the budget for Farmer City is in good shape.

For Baxter, the downtown is the focus of a lot of financial investment for the City, both recently and looking forward.

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