Peoria City Council Seeks Public Input on Proposed Fee Schedule Changes for August Meeting

Heads up, Peoria residents — the city might just reach into your pocket a little deeper soon. Peoria City Council is looking to make some amendments to its fee schedule, and they're calling on the public to weigh in. In the spirit of openness, the detailed rundown of the planned fee changes is now up for review, with the final proposal set for an August showdown at a city council meeting.

For those of you keen on the specifics, the proposed changes affect Chapter 27 of the City Code, covering a range of fees set by the City of Peoria. The meeting where these changes will be deliberated is penciled in for August 5, and, given that fees have a knack for affecting just about everyone, you might want to show up. The venue is the Peoria Public Safety Administration Building, notably in the Peoria Room, with a start time of 6 p.m. sharp.

Don't fret if you can't make it to the meeting in person though. The proposed fee schedule is ready for your scrutiny at the City Clerk’s Office, which you'll find at 8401 W. Monroe Street. If browsing online is more your speed, you can also find the document available as a PDF through the city's website — just pop over to the City of Peoria's official announcement page.

The City Clerk’s Office is the go-to for any queries, or you could ping an email to [email protected]. Remember, getting informed is the first step to making your voice heard, especially when it comes to the matters that hit home— or at least, hit your bank account.