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Shelton Metropolitan Park District adopts 2026 budget totaling about $785,000

Shelton Metropolitan Park District · November 20, 2025
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Summary

The Shelton Metropolitan Park District approved Resolution SMPD43-1025 adopting the 2026 budget; Interim Finance Director Terry Schnitzer reported expenses just over $785,000, property tax revenue of about $636,000, and a planned draw of roughly $149,000 from fund balance.

The Shelton Metropolitan Park District adopted its preliminary budget for the 2026 fiscal year at a special meeting following a public hearing.

Interim finance director Terry Schnitzer presented the budget and told the board that total expenses are "just over 785,000," property tax revenue is approximately $636,000, and the plan uses fund balance of almost $149,000. He told members there had been no changes since the budget was last presented and recommended approval.

A reader recited Resolution SMPD43-1025, "A resolution of the Shelton Metropolitan Park District adopting the budget for the year ending 12/31/2026." The board noted there was no public testimony. An unidentified board member moved to approve SMPD43-1025 "as written," a second was given, and President Gutierrez called for the vote. The board approved the budget by voice vote; the transcript records the presiding officer asking for "All in favor say aye," receiving "Aye," and declaring "Motion carries." Individual roll-call votes were not recorded.

The meeting record states that the next SMPD meeting scheduled for Dec. 16 was cancelled due to lack of business. The board adjourned at approximately 5:50 p.m. No specific department assignments, program rollouts, or implementation dates for the adopted budget were discussed during the hearing.