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Lyon County adopts FY2027 budget, shifts levy mix and approves transfers to road funds
Summary
The Lyon County Board of Supervisors adopted the FY2027 budget and levy rates, approved elected official salaries, authorized multi-million-dollar transfers to secondary roads, and signed a budget amendment adding vehicle, conservation and security items.
The Lyon County Board of Supervisors on April 28 adopted the FY2027 budget and set levy rates that will increase the county’s total tax asking by $762,846 from FY2026.
The board approved Resolution 2026-12, which lowers the general supplemental levy to $0.69053 per $1,000 of taxable value (generating $950,000, $250,000 less than FY2026), raises the rural service levy to $2.90000 per $1,000 (generating $2,866,266, $871,088 more than FY2026) and sets the general basic levy at $3.26611 per $1,000 (generating $4,493,395, $141,758 more than the prior year). Chairman Steve Herman presented the resolution and the board voted to approve it.
The board…
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