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Treasurer presents modest FY26 budget; highlights tax-sale automation fund and rising postage costs

5786948 · August 13, 2025
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The county treasurer presented a modest FY2026 budget that holds headcount steady, flagged a $35,000 projected postage increase, and described the tax-sale automation fund mechanics and limits; the treasurer said tax-sale automation revenue varies with parcels sold and noted a $500,000 cap on the sale-and-error balance.

Treasurer Gwen (first name given in meeting) presented the treasurer's FY2026 revenue and expense budget to the Finance Committee on Aug. 12, 2025, describing it as a modest request and emphasizing automation and a lean operation that did not require additional headcount. The treasurer said the overall treasurer office budget request is roughly $1,005,000 and that revenue will be higher in FY2026 in part because a previously expected statutory reduction in penalty rates did not occur. She told the committee the office will absorb…

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