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Avon Grove budget: administrators propose 3% tax increase, project $5.8M fund-balance use and outline multi-year fiscal risks
Summary
Business administrators presented the proposed 2025–26 general-fund budget with a 3% millage increase, a total revenue/expenditure plan of $120.7 million and a planned use of $5.8 million of fund balance. Trustees debated lowering the increase and asked for longer-term projections that show fund-balance erosion if cost trends persist.
Avon Grove School District officials presented the final budget proposal for fiscal 2025–26 on Tuesday, including a proposed 3% property-tax increase, an operating budget of $120.7 million and a planned draw of $5.8 million from general-fund reserves.
Business officials said the budget assumes local revenues of about $70.7 million, state revenues of about $42.8 million and federal revenues of about $1.2 million, for total revenues and other financing sources of $120.7 million. The administration proposed a general-fund budget that matches planned expenditures of $120.7 million, yielding an estimated year-end general-fund balance of roughly $29.3 million if projections hold.
Mr. Carsley (business administrator) and Eric (finance staff) walked trustees…
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