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Huntington CRA approves amended 2025 budget, adopts 2026 budget and minutes
Summary
At a June 18, 2025 public hearing, the Huntington City Community Reinvestment Agency approved amended fiscal-year 2025 budget figures, adopted a fiscal-year 2026 budget and approved meeting minutes from Feb. 19, 2025. The actions passed on unanimous voice votes as recorded by the agency.
Huntington City Community Reinvestment Agency members approved amendments to the agency's fiscal-year 2025 budget, adopted a fiscal-year 2026 budget and approved meeting minutes from Feb. 19, 2025 during a public hearing on June 18, 2025.
The agency approved an amendment reducing both revenue and expenses for fiscal year 2025 from $35,751 to $34,410 and adopted a fiscal year 2026 budget that sets revenue and expenses at $37,050. Members also voted to approve the agency's Feb. 19, 2025 meeting minutes.
The changes were considered during a public hearing called by the agency. After the public-hearing period produced no public comments, members moved and seconded motions to adopt the amendments and the new budget. Motions and seconds were recorded in the meeting minutes; the agency recorded voice votes of “aye” for the motions listed below.
Motions and votes recorded in the meeting - Approval of Feb. 19, 2025 meeting minutes: motion by Judd Beagley, second by Devin Wilson; outcome: approved (voice vote). - Resolution 9-2025 (amend fiscal-year 2025 budget, decrease from $35,751 to $34,410): motion by Gloria Wilson, second by Tom Kaye; outcome: approved (voice vote; members recorded as voting "aye" included Gloria Wilson, Judd Beagley, Devin Wilson, Lisa Miller and Tom Kaye). - Resolution 10-2025 (adopt CRA fiscal-year 2026 budget, revenue and expenses $37,050): motion by Judd Beagley, second by Lisa Miller; outcome: approved (voice vote; members recorded as voting "aye" included Lisa Miller, Devin Wilson, Judd Beagley, Gloria Wilson and Tom Kaye).
The meeting concluded after members made and approved a motion to adjourn.
Why it matters: The adopted FY2026 budget establishes the agency's planned revenue and spending for the coming year. The FY2025 amendment reduces the current-year totals by $1,341, a technical adjustment the agency recorded in the public hearing. No public commenters spoke in opposition or offered substantive input during the hearing.
Meeting procedure and context: The board opened a public hearing specifically to consider the FY2025 amendment and the FY2026 budget, allowed a public comment period (during which no speakers came forward), and then closed the hearing before taking the recorded votes. All motions received seconders and passed on recorded voice votes.
