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Glenview board adopts balanced $98.5M corporate fund budget for 2026

Village of Glenview Board of Trustees · December 2, 2025
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The Glenview Board of Trustees unanimously adopted the villages 2026 annual budget Dec. 2, approving a balanced corporate operating fund and capital program that keeps village spending essentially flat and preserves services while funding $41.6M in capital projects.

The Glenview Board of Trustees unanimously adopted the villages 2026 annual budget on Dec. 2, approving a corporate fund and capital program staff said keeps spending largely flat while funding key infrastructure projects.

Dr. Posniak and staff presented a video and slide briefing before the public hearing that outlined the budget process and highlights. The 2026 corporate fund operating budget totals about $97.9 million; total village revenues are presented as more than $200 million, and the presentation showed a corporate fund revenue estimate of roughly $98.5 million offset by expenditures and transfers that produce an operating surplus of about $526,000.

Staff emphasized the villages long-term stewardship: Glenview uses a zero-based budget approach during development, maintains a AAA Moodys bond rating, and does not borrow to pay for capital projects. The capital improvement program includes more than $41.6 million for 2026, including approximately $18 million to rebuild 3.4 miles of roadway and replace 4.1 miles of water main, along with stormwater and green infrastructure investments.

The presentation noted the villages corporate fund is primarily dedicated to public safety (police, fire, EMS and dispatch), and personnel and contractual costs make up roughly 57% of total expenditures. Staff said year-over-year spending is expected to increase by less than 1 percent, driven mainly by higher pension contributions and personnel-related costs offset in part by lower one-time transfers included in the 2025 budget.

Trustees opened and closed the public hearing with no additional testimony and then moved to adopt the budget for the fiscal year 01/01/2026to 12/31/2026; the motion carried on a roll-call vote with all trustees voting yes. President Jenny thanked staff and noted the budget reflects the villages focus on financial stewardship, infrastructure, and core services.

The board directed staff to continue public information about the budget and invited residents to review budget documents at glenview.il.us/budget.