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Liberty County holds public hearing on proposed FY2027 budget; hearing opened and closed unanimously

Liberty County Board of Commissioners · May 21, 2026
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Summary

Liberty County officials heard a presentation on the proposed FY2027 budget May 21; the Board opened a public hearing, took one public comment, and closed the hearing by unanimous motion. No final adoption vote was recorded during the meeting.

The Liberty County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing May 21 on the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget after a presentation from Samantha Richardson.

Richardson outlined the proposed FY2027 budget, reviewing the budget process, a comparative analysis, summaries of anticipated revenues and proposed expenditures, a functional breakdown of services and proposed special interest funds. Following the presentation, Commissioner Marion Stevens moved to open a public hearing; Commissioner C. Timmy Blount seconded, and the motion carried unanimously.

Glenn Burch spoke during the hearing. Chairman Donald L. Lovette informed Burch that the public hearing was not a question-and-answer session and invited him to schedule a meeting with County Administrator Joseph M. Mosley to discuss his concerns further.

Commissioner Marion Stevens moved to close the public hearing; Commissioner C. Timmy Blount seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The Board did not record a vote to adopt the FY2027 budget at the May 21 meeting; next steps for formal adoption were not specified in the meeting record.