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Fulton County commissioners adopt 2026 tentative budget, set final vote for Dec. 30
Summary
The Fulton County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously Nov. 25 to adopt a 2026 tentative budget presented by the county CFO and fiscal administrator; final adoption is scheduled for Dec. 30, 2025. The move was approved alongside routine financial items and contract amendments.
Fulton County commissioners voted unanimously Nov. 25 to adopt the county’s 2026 tentative budget and scheduled final adoption for Dec. 30, 2025. Commissioner Hervey P. Hann moved to adopt the tentative budget as presented by CFO Mike Lamb and Fiscal Administrator Sue Reed; the motion passed with all commissioners recorded as in favor.
County officials framed the vote as a procedural step toward finalizing next year’s spending plan. CFO Mike Lamb and Fiscal Administrator Sue Reed presented the numbers to the board during the meeting; the minutes note the tentative adoption but do not include line-item budget detail in the published record.
The board approved several routine fiscal actions during the meeting that accompany budget work, including payroll dated Nov. 28, 2025 ($125,126.16) and payables dated Nov. 28, 2025 (TOTAL ALL FUNDS $674,010.68). The recorded payables distribution included $213,274.44 to the General Fund and listed fund-specific amounts (for example, Fund 229 HSDF/HSBG: $299,742.00; Fund 275 Medical Assistance Transportation: $41,605.75).
Also on the consent side, commissioners approved a CCAP PCoRP final installment contribution of $45,442.00 (part of a total contribution noted as $151,474.00). The county accepted and recorded those financial items as part of the meeting’s motions.
The board’s next formal step on the budget is the final adoption vote slated for Dec. 30, 2025, according to the meeting minutes. The minutes do not record any dissenting commissioners or roll-call breakdowns beyond the note "All in favor," and they do not include the full proposed budget text in the minutes provided.
