The city’s Finance page links the departmental schedule, including library, recreation, sanitation and utility sections.
Denison Newsroom
October 5, 20261 min read
Denison has posted its adopted fiscal 2027 comprehensive fee schedule on the city’s Finance website. The city’s ordinance archive identifies the adoption as Ordinance 5469, dated Sept. 21, 2026.
The 41-page document brings together departmental charges for city services, activities, permits and licenses. Its contents page points readers to separate sections rather than a single citywide rate.
For frequently used services, the document’s printed page numbers place library fees on page 21, parks and recreation on page 23, sanitation on page 33, and water and sewer on page 37. Those sections include their own categories and qualifications.
Residents can download the complete FY2027 schedule from the city’s Finance page or open the fee document directly.
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