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Louisa supervisors adopt FY26 operating budget and tax measures; capital plan approved with split votes
Summary
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors adopted the fiscal year 2026 operating budget, capital improvement plan and a tax rebate; the tax levy and capital plan passed 6-1 while the operating budget passed unanimously.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors on April 28 adopted the fiscal year 2026 operating budget in the amount discussed in the board packet and set the county’s tax levy and capital improvement plan for the year ahead.
Finance staff told the board the tax rates are unchanged from the prior year; Miss Colvin introduced the tax-levy resolution and said rates remain the same as last year. Supervisors approved the tax levy by a 6-1 vote. The operating budget was adopted unanimously. The board also approved the capital improvement plan, totaling $12,718,599, by a 6-1 vote.
The board approved a tax rebate described in the packet as “equal to 2.4¢” and discussed the resulting effective rate; the rebate measure passed with unanimous support. During discussion supervisors noted the limits of available revenues and the board’s effort to reduce the rate where possible.
The budget resolutions and the capital plan will guide county spending and capital projects for the coming year; supervisors asked staff to continue revenue-committee work and to present follow-up recommendations later this year.
