The City of Dryden seems to be in a good financial place.
A year-end report on the city’s 2025 finances shows a surplus.
That’s based on a 6.24 percent increase in revenues offset by a 5.92 percent increase in expenses.
Overall, the city is looking at a $165,000 operating surplus.
That amounts to about a 0.47 percent increase to their overall budget.
The surplus will be put into reserve and used as a revenue source in 2026.
