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Elmwood trustees set property tax request and adopt 2025–26 budget
Summary
The Village of Elmwood Board of Trustees unanimously approved a property tax request, adopted the 2025–26 budget, and approved its 1 & 6 year plan and municipal certification during its Sept. 10 meeting.
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Vice-Chairperson Rebecca Kicak presided as the Village of Elmwood Board of Trustees voted unanimously to set the village property tax request and adopt the fiscal 2025–26 budget at their Sept. 10 meeting.
The actions were taken after Patric Euse read Resolution 9102025-1 setting the property tax request; Euse moved approval and Tony Greise seconded. The board approved the resolution on a 4-0 roll-call vote. Heather Scott then moved to adopt the 2025–26 budget and Patric Euse seconded; that motion also passed 4-0.
The board also approved Resolution 9102025-2, the village’s 1 & 6 year plan, and Resolution 9102025-3, the Municipal Annual Certification of Program Compliance 2025, each on unanimous roll-call votes. Euse read the certification resolution aloud before the vote.
Votes at a glance
- Resolution 9102025-1 (property tax request): mover Patric Euse; second Tony Greise; outcome: approved, RCV 4-0. - 2025–26 budget adoption: mover Heather Scott; second Patric Euse; outcome: approved, RCV 4-0. - Resolution 9102025-2 (1 & 6 year plan): mover Heather Scott; second Patric Euse; outcome: approved, RCV 4-0. - Resolution 9102025-3 (Municipal Annual Certification): mover Heather Scott; second Tony Greise; outcome: approved, RCV 4-0.
Why it matters: Setting the property tax request and adopting the municipal budget establishes the village’s revenue and spending plan for the coming fiscal year and enables the village to proceed with planned road and capital activities under the approved 1 & 6 year plan.
The board conducted the votes during open session after noting the Nebraska Open Meetings Act was posted. No public comments were recorded at the meeting. The board adjourned at 8:24 p.m.
