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Floyd County Board adopts FY27 budget and approves raises for elected officials
Summary
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors on April 14 adopted the FY27 county budget and approved a resolution raising FY27 salaries for elected officials; both measures passed by roll call vote, 3-0.
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors adopted the county’s FY27 budget and approved salary increases for elected officials during its April 14 meeting.
Chair Gloria A. Carr opened and closed the FY27 budget public hearing with no public comment. The Board then adopted Resolution 11-26 certifying the FY27 budget and property tax levies after reviewing revenues, expenditures and valuations; the Board confirmed required public hearings were published and held on March 24 and April 14. The motion passed on a roll call vote with Supervisors Gloria A. Carr, Frank Rottinghaus and Boyd Campbell voting aye.
The Board also adopted Resolution 10-26 setting FY27 salaries for elected officials. The resolution sets the part‑time County Attorney’s salary at $94,494 (a 6.5% increase); Auditor $83,993 (2.9%); Recorder $82,133 (2.9%); Treasurer $82,656 (2.9%); Sheriff $128,571 (6.5%); and Supervisors $42,231 (2.5%). The salary resolution passed on a roll call vote — Ayes: Carr, Rottinghaus, Campbell — 3-0.
Why it matters: Adopting the budget finalizes the county’s spending plan and tax certification for FY27 and establishes pay levels for elected county officers, which affects county personnel costs and future budget planning.
What’s next: The minutes note the adoption and provide a reference that full resolution texts may be inspected at the Floyd County Auditor’s office and at www.floydcoia.org. No further action on the FY27 budget was recorded at the meeting.
