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Treasurer reports improved fiscal year result; $8.6M shifted to debt retirement amid HB 96 uncertainty
Summary
District treasurer said the district closed fiscal year 2025 with a much smaller shortfall than projected and has moved $8.6 million into a debt-retirement fund to reduce exposure to reserve caps tied to House Bill 96; board members said an updated five-year forecast will be presented in October.
At the Aug. 21 meeting, the Milford Exempted Village treasurer reported the district’s fiscal-year performance was stronger than forecast a year ago. The district had forecast a $3.9 million spending deficit; the treasurer said the year closed with an actual overspend of roughly $161,000, crediting spending reductions and transfers between funds.
The treasurer explained that, because of provisions…
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