Greensville supervisors receive FY‑26 budget presentation; adoption set for June 12

Greensville County Board of Supervisors members heard a presentation on the proposed fiscal year 2026 budget and held a public hearing; no members of the public spoke and the board scheduled formal adoption for Thursday, June 12, at 2 p.m.

The county staff presentation, given during the public hearing, reported balanced budgets for multiple funds. The general county fund (Fund 1) was presented with revenues and expenditures of $26,628,862. The Greensville‑Emporia transit fund (Fund 8) showed revenues of $221,584 and expenditures of $221,584. The fire and rescue fund (Fund 10) was balanced at $415,264. The solid waste enterprise (landfill) fund (Fund 17) listed revenues and expenditures of $1,550,000. The local capital improvement projects fund (Fund 75) showed revenues and expenditures of $99,007.99. The school fund revenue and expenditure estimates were both presented as $39,950,000.

A county staff member thanked finance staff for completing the budget work, singling out Tamika Green, director of finance; Alice Whitby, finance manager; and Dr. Terrence Wood, director of human resources. “We could not have done this budget process without them,” the staff member said.

No one from the public had signed up to speak on the budget when the board took public comment. After the presentation and hearing, the board returned to regular session and the chair said there would be no action taken that night; action will occur at the scheduled FY‑26 budget adoption and appropriation meeting on Thursday, June 12, at 2 p.m.

The presentation referenced budget attachment E in the meeting packet for full line‑item detail. Staff identified that the revenue and expenditure totals shown are based on the FY‑26 budget request and the county intends to finalize appropriations at the June 12 meeting.