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Finance Committee: Revenues slightly up, expenditures track budget in first five months

Springfield City Finance Committee · January 13, 2026
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Comptroller Pat Burns told the Springfield City Finance Committee that through the first five months of fiscal 2026 revenues are at $454.6 million (45% of budget) versus $421.0 million (44%) at the same point last year, while expenditures total $488.0 million (48%); Burns flagged a higher school spending carryover and a police education incentive payment reflected in public-safety costs.

Comptroller Pat Burns told the Springfield City Finance Committee that through the first five months of fiscal 2026 the city's revenue collections total $454,600,000, about 45% of the budget, compared with $421,000,000 (44%) at the same point last fiscal year. "As you can see on the report, our revenue is at 454,600,000.0 or 45% of budget," Burns said.

Burns said expenditures through the same five-month period are $488,000,000, or 48% of…

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