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Mitchell County board closes FY26 budget hearing and approves appropriations resolution 1362-26
Summary
After a brief FY26 budget hearing with no public comment, supervisors approved appropriations resolution 1362-26. Staff explained revenue adjustments (about $348,000) and expense changes (about $304,000) related to rebates, interest and departmental items.
The Mitchell County Board of Supervisors opened a public hearing on the fiscal 2026 budget on May 5 and received no oral or written public comment. County staff explained that the non‑departmental amendment reflects rebates and interest adjustments tied to a $2 million payment held at Sanoski State Bank and other revenue items; total reported revenue variance was about $348,000 while expense increases totaled approximately $304,000.
Specific departmental changes included increases for juvenile services, public‑health emergency preparedness, Medicare-related items and IT services; revenue-side adjustments included updated interest and grant receipts. After closing the hearing, a supervisor moved to approve appropriations resolution 1362-26. The board took a roll call and the chair announced the motion passed.
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