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Goochland administrator outlines FY27 budget, capital projects and utility rate proposals
Summary
The county administrator presented a proposed FY27 general fund of roughly $107.8 million (a 3.7% increase), said there would be no real-estate or personal property tax-rate increases in the proposal, flagged $3.4 million in cuts labeled "strategic abandonment," and previewed capital projects including Station 8, Station 7, a near-$4 million communications tower and proposed municipal utility rate increases.
Goochland County Administrator Jeremy presented the proposed FY27 budget to residents at a town hall, laying out revenue drivers, planned cuts and capital priorities.
Jeremy said the general-fund proposal is approximately $107.8 million, an overall 3.7% increase from FY26 that includes about $3.8 million in new money. "The budget that I propose does not include an increase in real estate tax rate and does not include an increase in the personal property tax rate," Jeremy told the audience, noting the county still faces capital and staffing needs.
The presentation highlighted $3.4 million of…
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