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Greenfield staff reports midyear budget largely on track but flags sales‑tax softness
Summary
City finance presented a FY2025–26 midyear review showing budgeted revenues of about $20.9M and planned spending of roughly $20.3M (a projected $600K surplus), noted a year‑to‑date ledger deficit driven by timing, and flagged a modest downward trend in sales tax receipts that could affect next budget cycle.
City finance staff presented the midyear fiscal report for FY 2025–26, showing the city’s amended budget assumes roughly $20.9 million in revenues and approximately $20.3 million in expenditures — a planned surplus of around $600,000 — but with timing and sales‑tax trends the council should monitor closely.
Paul, who led the presentation, said the ledger through Dec. 31 showed about $8.6 million in revenues and just over $10 million in expenditures, a year‑to‑date deficit of roughly $1.4 million that is driven largely by revenue and reimbursement timing. Paul called out an unanticipated…
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