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Huntington Township board votes to advertise proposed 2025 budget with $710,000 projected surplus
Summary
Supervisors voted to advertise the proposed 2025 budget after reviewing projections showing $1.9 million in revenues, $1.2 million in expenditures and an estimated $710,000 surplus; formal adoption is scheduled for next meeting following the required public notice.
The Huntington Township supervisors voted to advertise their proposed budget for 2025 after a review at the regular meeting.
Speaker 1 presented the draft projection showing $1,900,000 in total revenues and $1,200,000 in expected expenditures, leaving an estimated surplus of $710,000 without levying property taxes. The board discussed timing for capital costs, noting the planned truck purchase and culvert projects could trigger invoices before final adoption. Speaker 5 and others asked about when taxpayers could inspect the proposed document; Speaker 1 said the budget will be advertised and available for inspection by appointment before the adoption vote next month.
The motion before the board was to advertise the proposed budget (not to adopt it). Speaker 1 moved to advertise the proposal; a second was recorded and the motion carried by voice vote. Adoption is scheduled for the next monthly meeting following the advertised public-notice period.
Financial context presented to the board included recent operating figures: receipts of $33,787.66 and expenditures of $83,136.50 reported earlier in the meeting, leaving a general-fund balance of $863,127.43 and total cash across accounts of $1,212,375.87. ARP and state-account balances were reported as $216,616.17 and $132,632.27 respectively (including $3,020.63 in equipment funds).
