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Huntington CRA amends 2025 budget and adopts $37,050 2026 budget after brief public hearing

Huntington City Community Reinvestment Agency · June 18, 2025
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Summary

At a June 18 public hearing, the Huntington City Community Reinvestment Agency approved Resolution 9-2025 to reduce FY2025 revenue and expenses from $35,751 to $34,410 and adopted Resolution 10-2025 setting the FY2026 CRA budget at $37,050; no public comments were recorded.

Huntington City Community Reinvestment Agency members approved changes to the agency's short-term budget and adopted the FY2026 budget at a public hearing on June 18, 2025.

Gloria Wilson, a member of the agency, presented the proposed adjustments, saying, "We're going to decrease revenue and expenses. From $35,751 to 34,410," and that the FY2026 revenue and expenses would be set at $37,050. The chair then asked for public comment; none was offered.

The board first approved a motion to amend the FY2025 budget under Resolution 9-2025, which formalized the decrease in revenue and expenses from $35,751 to $34,410. The resolution was moved by Gloria Wilson and seconded by Tom Kaye; recorded ayes during the roll call included Gloria Wilson, Judd Beagley, Devin Wilson, Lisa Miller and Tom Kaye. The chair announced the motion passed.

The agency then voted on Resolution 10-2025 to adopt the CRA's FY2026 budget at $37,050. The resolution was moved by Judd Beagley and seconded by Lisa Miller; recorded ayes included Lisa Miller, Devin Wilson, Judd Beagley and Gloria Wilson. The chair announced the motion passed.

Earlier in the meeting the agency also approved the minutes from its Feb. 19, 2025 meeting. The session concluded after a motion to adjourn, which passed by recorded "Aye" votes.

The actions taken affect the agency's immediate operating totals for FY2025 and set the agency's FY2026 spending and revenue baseline at $37,050. No public testimony or objections were recorded in the hearing.