Warrensburg Arts Commission approves $6,800 FY27 budget request
Summary
The Warrensburg Arts Commission unanimously approved a $6,800 fiscal year 2027 budget request on April 20, 2026; the request will be submitted to City Council as part of the city budget process. The budget includes $3,500 for community arts grants and anticipates $2,500 in revenue.
The Warrensburg Arts Commission voted unanimously April 20 to approve its fiscal year 2027 budget request totaling $6,800 in projected expenses and $2,500 in projected revenue.
The approved expense items include $2,000 for Art in Public Places; $500 for program supplies; $250 for professional development; $50 for memberships; $3,500 for Community Arts Grants; and $500 for marketing and legal fees. Projected revenue is listed as $1,500 from the commission fundraiser and $1,000 in donations. The commission reported approximately $6,300 in cash reserves.
Sue Kraus moved to approve the budget request, and Maya Kucij seconded. The motion passed unanimously with commissioners present voting in favor. Marcy Barnhart, the commission’s ex-officio city representative, noted the approved request will be presented to Warrensburg City Council during the upcoming city budget process.
The commission did not amend line items at the meeting; it sent the approved request forward for council consideration. The commission’s next regular meeting is scheduled for May 18, 2026, at the Visitors Center, where commissioners will continue planning public-art projects and community grants.
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