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Little Falls Town Board adopts 2025 budget, sets tax levy
Summary
The Little Falls Town Board unanimously adopted the town’s 2025 budget on Nov. 12, 2024, approving total appropriations of $1,061,343.10 and an amount to be raised by taxes of $372,655.97; the roll call vote was 5–0.
The Town of Little Falls Town Board unanimously adopted the 2025 town budget during its Nov. 12 meeting.
Councilman Kevin Sullivan moved to adopt the budget and Councilman Mitch Soules seconded; Supervisor Daniel Casler and Councilmen Anthony Viscomi, Kirk Schwasnick, Kevin Sullivan and Mitch Soules voted aye. The board adopted the budget as presented under Resolution #90.
The 2025 budget as presented shows General Fund appropriations of $280,695.00 and Highway appropriations of $706,203.43. The tax levy figures shown on the document are $298,211.30 for town taxes and $74,444.67 for special districts, yielding total 2025 appropriations of $1,061,343.10 and an amount to be raised by taxes of $372,655.97. The meeting record notes the state cap allowance and a state percent increase allowed of 2.00 percent.
Why it matters: adopting the budget sets spending authority and the tax levy that will appear on the January tax bills. The board’s adoption finalizes appropriations and authorizes the town clerk to deliver certified copies of the adopted budget to the supervisor.
What happened next: the board recorded the adoption by roll call (all members voting aye) and directed the Town Clerk to deliver two certified copies to the supervisor.
No formal dissent was recorded on the budget during the hearing or the meeting; the public hearing on the preliminary budget occurred immediately before the regular meeting and the minutes state there were no public comments against the budget.
