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Greenfield fiscal officer reports preliminary June finances; auction nets ~$46,382
Summary
Fiscal Officer Carolyn Snodgrass presented preliminary June 30, 2026 figures showing year-to-date revenue of $4,822,450.65 and year-to-date expenses of $4,952,895.55; she said roughly $413,960 are passthrough grant/contractor payments. Mayor reported equipment-auction net revenue of about $46,382 and several property sales.
Fiscal Officer Carolyn Snodgrass presented preliminary financial figures for the Village of Greenfield as of June 30, 2026, showing month-to-date expenses of $818,654.38 and month-to-date revenue of $778,490.87. Year-to-date revenue stood at $4,822,450.65 and year-to-date expenses at $4,952,895.55. The report showed a bank balance of $4,241,133.60, a general fund balance of $616,506.59 and an unencumbered general fund balance of $424,997.41.
Snodgrass told the council that approximately $413,960 of the expenses reflected passthrough funds — grant payments and contractor payouts for Felson Park — and that the Village’s underlying expenses are substantially lower when those passthroughs are excluded. In response to council questions, no additional breakdown beyond the preliminary totals was provided at the meeting.
Mayor Chris Borreson reported that an equipment auction produced net revenue of roughly $46,382.40 after expenses. He also said three properties sold (two Village properties on Lafayette and McClain, and a Landbank parcel on McClain) for approximately $15,000; $8,000; and $8,000 respectively.
Why it matters: the preliminary totals and the passthrough funds affect how the Village evaluates its operating position and available unencumbered funds for future spending.
Next steps: figures were presented as preliminary; staff will continue to reconcile accounts and provide finalized reports to council.
