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McLean County treasurer reports stronger January receipts, flags nursing-home lag as ERP cutover nears
Summary
Treasurer Becky McNeil told the Feb. 4 finance committee that January tax and sales-tax receipts rose year over year and the county is deep in ERP testing; she presented a preliminary nursing-home snapshot showing expenses exceeding revenue and explained timing and payroll accruals are affecting the fourth-quarter deficit.
County Treasurer Becky McNeil reported to the McLean County Finance Committee on Feb. 4 that January tax receipts totaled about $1.73 million, roughly $190,000 higher than January 2025, and that shared sales-tax and motor-fuel receipts were also up year over year. She said county fund equity across all funds stands in the tens of millions and that interest rates are likely to settle around the mid-3% range in 2026.
McNeil said the county filed its 2025 property-tax levy (payable 2026) and that tax bills are hitting mailboxes; major distributions will begin in May and June. She cautioned the committee that some figures are preliminary: the nursing-home summary she presented was current through Dec. 31 and includes accruals and entries still…
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