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Sarpy County holds public hearing on $314.2 million FY2026 budget; levy unchanged
Summary
County finance staff presented the fiscal year 2026 budget at a public hearing, outlining $314.2 million in spending, a maintained property-tax levy, planned capital projects including a 911 center and road work, and an unchanged reserve policy of 2.6 months.
Daniel Tlaikis, Sarpy County chief financial officer, presented the county’s proposed fiscal year 2026 budget during a public hearing Tuesday, saying the plan continues current services while funding board priorities and preserving fiscal health.
“If I could summarize the fiscal year 26 budget sort of in one sentence, it would be that we are continuing to provide quality services to the residents of Sarpy County while addressing the priorities of this Board and maintaining the fiscal integrity of the County,” Tlaikis said.
Tlaikis told the Board of Commissioners that the FY2026 expense budget totals $314,200,000, backed by $112,400,000 in cash and $201,800,000 in expected revenue. He described capital and operating priorities that include remodeling the 1200 Building into a new 911 communication center, opening a new west precinct for the sheriff’s office (targeted for September), radio upgrades to…
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