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Victor board adopts preliminary 2026 budget, approves HR contracts and major payments

Victor Town Board · October 27, 2025
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Summary

After a public hearing with no speakers, the Victor Town Board adopted the preliminary 2026 budget with a $400,000 swing reducing one district's taxable amount; the board also approved multiple HR benefit contracts and manifest payments totaling $574,752.20.

The Victor Town Board adopted its preliminary 2026 budget Oct. 27 after a public hearing at which no members of the public spoke.

Board members noted a change in one district that produced a $400,000 swing that reduced the taxable amount in that district. A board member said they would vote in favor of the budget but noted a recusal from matters relating to the fire protection districts. The transcript records a voice vote adopting the budget; detailed roll-call tallies were not provided in the spoken record.

Separately, the board approved several human-resources and benefits resolutions for 2026, including contracts for MVP health insurance, Robex Dental Consortium, Excelis retiree health insurance, Robex vision services, funding of employee health savings accounts and employee contribution levels for health insurance. Each HR resolution was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.

The board also approved Manifest number 20, a list of town payments totaling $574,752.20. The clerk read the larger expenditures (those at or above $5,000), including payments to Alliance Door, Bluestone Creek Development (parks/rent), partial pump-station payments, road materials, IT support, and final payments to Villager Construction for Benson Road milling.

The written budget documents and the manifest detail are filed with the town clerk. The transcript does not include motion-maker names or recorded vote tallies for these items; those details may be available in the meeting minute file or the written resolutions.

What’s next: The board set future meeting dates (pay-bills Nov. 10, next in-person Nov. 24) and updated the December schedule (regular meeting Dec. 8 at 7 p.m.; pay-bills-only Dec. 22 at 8 a.m.).