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Fairfield County school board approves $50.7 million budget with no millage increase
Summary
The Fairfield County School District Board of Trustees approved the third and final reading of the fiscal year 2026–27 budget totaling $50,722,940, including a millage rate of 209 mills and no millage increase, during its June 9 meeting.
The Fairfield County School District Board of Trustees approved the third and final reading of the district’s fiscal year 2026–27 budget at its June 9, 2026 meeting. The superintendent recommended a $50,722,940 budget that includes a millage rate of 209 mills and, as presented, does not raise the millage from the current year.
Board members moved and seconded the recommendation; members signaled approval by a show of hands. The budget was presented as the third reading following earlier reviews and was described by staff as consistent with prior months’ finance reports.
Why it matters: The budget funds operations across the district, and preserving the current millage rate means the local tax rate would be unchanged for residents while the district proceeds into the 2026–27 academic year. The board did not cite any late, material changes during the meeting and recorded no roll-call vote specifying individual member positions during the public motion and assent process.
What’s next: With the board’s approval at third reading, the adopted budget will guide district spending for 2026–27. No additional local approvals were recorded during the meeting.
