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Sykesville council introduces budget revision, shifts capital spending and schedules June public hearing
Summary
The Sykesville mayor and town council introduced Ordinance 2025‑04 to amend the FY2025 budget, moving roughly $2.09 million in capital spending into FY2026 and reducing some grant‑dependent revenue lines; council set a public hearing for June 9, 2025.
The Town of Sykesville mayor and town council on May 27 introduced Ordinance 2025‑04, a midyear amendment to the adopted fiscal 2025 budget that trims roughly $2,092,300 in revenues and expenditures and moves major capital projects into fiscal year 2026. Town staff recommended the introduction and asked the council to schedule a public hearing and adoption for June 9, 2025.
Town Manager Joe presented the revision as Budget Revision No. 2 and said the majority of the change — just over $2 million — reflects capital projects being reallocated to FY2026. “Most of these adjustments are for capital projects,” Joe said, and listed the strategic demolition grant, the Safe Streets for All grant, and front‑lawn‑project grants as items shifted into the next fiscal year.
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