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Mayor outlines village budget, staffing and digital-service upgrades in State of the Village
Summary
In a Feb. 20 State of the Village address Mayor Tim Manross reported a village budget just shy of $5 million for the prior year, a year-end balance of $3,746,644, assessed-value growth and administrative upgrades including a redesigned website and a new digital message board funded by a NOPEC grant.
Mayor Tim Manross presented a summary of Fairport Harbor’s finances and administration during the State of the Village address on Feb. 20.
Why it matters: budget size, assessed property values and administrative investments drive local tax rates and how the village delivers services, communicates with residents and attracts economic activity.
Budget and revenue: Manross said the village’s budget for the prior year was “just shy of $5 million.” He listed interest revenue of $187,772 and a year-end fund balance of $3,746,644. Manross also said assessed property value rose from $67,884,000 in 2023 to $85,995,000 in 2024, an increase of 26.7 percent. He provided a breakdown of how property-tax dollars are…
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