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Ravena Village trustees move to adopt 2026–27 budget with no tax increase; audited bills approved

Ravena Village Board · April 21, 2026
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Summary

Trustees moved to adopt the 2026–27 village budget (clerk confirmed no tax increase) and approved payment of audited bills totaling $60,440.15; the transcript records support and at least one objection but does not include a complete roll‑call tally.

At the April 21 meeting, a trustee moved and another seconded a motion to adopt the Ravena Village 2026–27 budget; the village clerk (referred to as Sue in the transcript) confirmed there would be no tax increase for the coming year. During discussion one trustee voiced opposition, saying "I move no on the budget," while other trustees verbally indicated assent. The final roll‑call tally or formal recorded vote was not recorded in the meeting transcript.

Separately, trustees moved and seconded payment of audited bills (Abstract 11‑2‑26, vouchers 11‑55 through 11‑89) in the amount of $60,440.15; the motion carried with trustees indicating assent during the meeting. The transcript includes the motion language and the voucher numbers, but does not provide a named roll‑call of every vote.

Trustees also announced that applications for lifeguard positions at Moer Park pool are available from the village clerk’s office and can be downloaded from the village website.

Finally, officials reminded residents that the last day to pay water and sewer charges before they are relevied is May 15; staff urged residents to meet that deadline to avoid the relevy process.

The meeting did not record any additional formal budget amendments or funding commitments tied to the veterans’ presentation; follow‑up staff reports or future agenda items would be required for new municipal expenditures.