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Nashville council schedules Feb. 12 public hearing on proposed 2026–27 budget
Summary
The Nashville Village Council voted Jan. 8 to hold a public hearing Feb. 12, 2026, on the proposed 2026–27 budget after a unanimous motion by council members Lori Courtney and Sherry Hummel. The hearing opens formal public review of the village’s next fiscal-year spending plan.
The Nashville Village Council on Jan. 8 voted to set a public hearing on Feb. 12, 2026, for the proposed 2026–27 budget.
Council member Lori Courtney moved to schedule the hearing and was supported by council member Sherry Hummel; the motion carried on a unanimous roll-call vote of the seven-member council. President Mike Kenyon presided over the meeting.
The hearing will provide a formal opportunity for residents to review and comment on the proposed budget and any accompanying budget documents. The council’s action establishes the Feb. 12 date; the minutes do not include the proposed total budget amount or line-item details in the record provided.
Next steps noted in the meeting record indicate staff will publish the budget materials in advance of the public hearing consistent with the council’s usual practice. The council took no additional formal budget votes at the Jan. 8 session.
