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Votes at a glance: Maricopa County approves FY2027 budget and related levies (unanimous)
Summary
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors on June 22 approved the county FY2027 budget and adopted Truth in Taxation levies and district budgets; all recorded votes were unanimous (five ayes).
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The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors recorded unanimous roll call votes on multiple budget and levy items during the June 22 meeting. Key outcomes recorded on the public record:
• County Truth in Taxation — primary tax levy increase: Motion to approve a $16,463,705 levy increase and direct the clerk to file required documents with the Property Tax Oversight Commission. Vote: 5–0 (Stewart, Galvin, Lesko, Gallardo, Brophy McGee — all aye).
• Adopt FY2027 Maricopa County budget and 5‑year capital improvement plan: Motion carried unanimously (5–0). The appropriation figure was read into the record as formatted in the materials; staff materials list the total appropriation as $4,157,433,254.
• Flood Control District Truth in Taxation — secondary levy increase: Motion to approve a $3,665,007 levy increase for the Flood Control District; clerk directed to file documents. Vote: 5–0.
• Library District Truth in Taxation — secondary levy increase: Motion to approve a $1,005,417 levy increase for the Library District; clerk directed to file documents. Vote: 5–0.
• Flood Control District FY2027 budget adoption ($121,820,725) and Library District FY2027 budget adoption (presentation stated $46,000,000): Each was adopted by unanimous roll call vote (5–0).
• County improvement districts budgets (direct excess assessment and street‑lighting improvement districts): Adopted per packet schedules by unanimous roll call vote (5–0).
All levy motions and budget adoptions were moved by Vice Chair Lesko (seconding speakers were not identified on the public record) and recorded by the clerk. Clerk actions to submit Truth in Taxation documents to the Property Tax Oversight Commission were directed for the affected levies. The board recessed the public session and moved to an executive session following the votes.

