Comptroller approves FY27; commission authorizes initial $13.5 million bond resolution for capital projects
The county's FY2027 budget was approved by the state comptroller with considerations; county staff reported healthy early collections and an available education impact fee balance of about $96.9 million. The commission approved an initial resolution authorizing not-to-exceed $13.5 million in general obligation bonds for capital projects.
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County budget staff told commissioners the state comptroller's office approved the county's FY2027 budget (with considerations) and reminded the board about a tax-anticipation note executed earlier this summer for schools. Phoebe Riley, speaking for the budget office, reported July privilege-tax collections of roughly $2.08 million and education impact-fee collections of approximately $1.995 million in June and about $2.08 million in July, leaving an available education impact-fee balance of about $96,900,000.
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