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Greensboro reviews proposed FY2026-27 budget, schedules May 27 public hearing
Summary
At an April 30 budget workshop, Greensboro officials reviewed the proposed fiscal year 2026-27 budget, noting the enterprise fund is self-funded, discussed how property taxes are allocated across departments and set a public hearing for May 27 ahead of expected final approval on June 4.
Greensboro held a budget workshop April 30 to review the town’s proposed fiscal year 2026-27 spending plan, including the general fund, the wastewater treatment plant, the enterprise fund, public works and the police department, according to meeting minutes signed by Dave Spencer.
The minutes say the enterprise fund is self-funded and not reliant on property taxes, a distinction town staff highlighted while reviewing departmental funding. Attendees also discussed how property tax revenue is apportioned among departments; the minutes record the discussion but do not provide department-by-department dollar amounts.
Town staff reviewed the budget approval timeline. A public hearing is scheduled for May 27, 2026, with the town expecting final budget approval by June 4, 2026. The minutes do not specify whether any formal amendments or line-item changes were proposed at the April 30 workshop.
The meeting concluded at 7:15 p.m. after a motion to adjourn; the minutes record the motion and adjournment but do not list a mover, seconder or a recorded vote. The minutes are signed by Dave Spencer.
