The Lowell City Council adopts an annual budget that guides the utilization of city resources in providing services. The City of Lowell operates on a fiscal year that begins on July 1 of each year and ends on June 30 the following year.
- City of Lowell 2023-2024 approved City Budget
- City of Lowell 2022 Annual Audit
- City of Lowell State of Michigan Form 4886
- City of Lowell 2022 Debt Service Report
- City of Lowell 2022 Budget Report
- City of Lowell 2022-2023 Recommended City Budget
- City of Lowell 2021 Annual Audit
- City of Lowell 2021 Protecting Local Government and Benefits Act (PA 202 of 2017) & Public Act 530 of 2016 Pension Report
- City of Lowell 2022 CVTRS & CIP Compliance Report
- City of Lowell 2021-2022 Recommended City Budget
- City of Lowell 2020 Annual Audit
- 2020-2021 Approved Budget
- City of Lowell 2020-2021 Recommended City Budget
- City of Lowell 2019 Annual Audit
- City of Lowell 2019 Protecting Local Government and Benefits Act (PA 202 of 2017) & Public Act 530 of 2016 Pension Report
- City of Lowell 2019-2020 Adopted Budget
- City of Lowell 2018 Annual Audit
- City of Lowell 2018-2019 Adopted Budget
- City of Lowell 2017 - 2018 Adopted Budget
- City of Lowell 2015 - 2016 Adopted Budget
- City of Lowell 2014 - 2015 Adopted Budget
- City of Lowell 2013-14 Adopted Budget
- FY 12-13 Annual Operating Budget
- FY 11-12 Annual Operating Budget
- FY 10-11 Annual Operating Budget
- FY 09-10 Annual Operating Budget
- FY 08-09 Annual Operating Budget
City of Lowell EVIP
Governor Rick Snyder delivered a special message on March 21, 2011 proposing the elimination of statutory revenue sharing and created a program called the City, Village and Township Revenue Sharing (CVTRS) Program, formerly known as the Economic Vitality Incentive Program (EVIP). The total funding for CVTRS is approximately two thirds of what a community received under the former statutory revenue sharing.
Government entities may receive 1/3 of the funding as part of this new incentive system by providing transparency and a citizen's guide. Below are statistics regarding fiscal stability, public safety, economic strength and quality of life for the community of Lowell that will be forwarded to the Michigan Department of Treasury. Also below is a link to the 2013 Citizen's Guide for an in-depth account of how the City of Lowell spends your money.
City of Lowell Link to Dashboard and Citizen's Guide
https://www.accessmygov.com/MunicipalDashboard/Performance?uid=1363
https://www.accessmygov.com/MunicipalDashboard/FinancialData?uid=1363