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West Seneca presents roughly $162 million 2025–26 budget; three propositions, trustee election set for May 20 vote
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Krueger outlined the district's proposed 2025–26 budget and three propositions at a required public hearing May 6, including a bus purchase, an $8.5 million auditorium infrastructure project and the regular annual budget; the district said a failed vote would force nearly $1.92 million in cuts.
Superintendent Dr. Krueger told the West Seneca Central School District public hearing on May 6 that the districtwill present three propositions to voters on May 20: the 2025—6 budget, a bus replacement proposition and an auditorium infrastructure project, plus the election of two board trustees.
Dr. Krueger said the proposed 2025—6 budget totals approximately $162 million and represents about a 4.15% increase over the current year; she described the presentation as the statutorily required public hearing rather than new policy announcements. "There is really no new information that will be presented tonight," she said as she walked the audience through the development process and revenue and expenditure drivers.
The nut graf: the vote on May 20 will decide the districtbudget and two capital proposals that the district says are structured to limit local tax impact, while a failed budget would trigger almost $1.92 million in required reductions that the district says would fall largely on personnel and…
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