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Neshaminy board adopts $228.7 million operating budget, approves tax levies
Summary
The Neshaminy Board of School Directors on a 8–0 roll call vote adopted the 2026–27 final operating budget and set local tax levies, including real estate and per capita rates; the board also approved a homestead and farmstead exclusion resolution.
The Neshaminy Board of School Directors adopted the district’s 2026–27 final operating budget by roll call vote, 8–0, at its June public meeting.
The board approved a general fund total the superintendent reported as $228,705,334 and cited total revenues and other financing sources of $228,558,594 for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026. In the resolution the board set real estate tax levies and other local taxes, including real estate tax rates, per‑capita levies and local services and mercantile taxes as presented on the budget filing. The board also approved a homestead and farmstead exclusion resolution for the 2026–27 school year under the Homestead Property Exclusion Act and the Taxpayer Relief Act.
Board members conducted a formal roll call for the budget vote; Mr. Trunkey read the names and recorded eight yes votes. The motion to adopt the final operating budget was made by the board member presenting the business operations item and seconded by Mrs. Marshall; the board approved the measure unanimously.
The board cited compliance with Act 1 of 2006 and the Public School Code of 1949 and noted the budget was advertised and filed on PDE Form 2028 as required. No public comment was recorded during the meeting.
Next steps: the budget takes effect for the 2026–27 fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026. Any additional tax‑related actions or appeals would proceed in accordance with state law and district procedures.
