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Natrona County Commission approves $67.8 million FY2026–27 budget

Natrona County Commission · July 21, 2026
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Summary

The Natrona County Commission on July 20 approved resolution 26‑26 adopting a $67,798,770 budget for fiscal year 2026–27 after a public hearing with no speakers. The budget funds county services including the library, health department, Community Action Partnership and the county fair.

The Natrona County Commission unanimously approved resolution 26‑26 on July 20 adopting a $67,798,770 budget for fiscal year 2026–27, the county clerk reported.

The clerk summarized the proposal as covering Natrona County’s component entities — the Natrona County Library, the county health department, Community Action Partnership and the Natrona County Fair — and said publication requirements had been met. “Resolution 26‑26 is on the agenda for the approval of the proposed budget for the 2026‑2027 fiscal year ending 06/30/2027 in the amount of $67,798,770,” the clerk said.

The chair opened a public hearing and called for anyone to speak for or against the budget; no members of the public approached the lectern. Commissioner North moved to approve resolution 26‑26 and Commissioner Laird seconded the motion. The commission approved the resolution by voice vote and the chair announced the measure had passed.

Why it matters: the adopted budget sets staffing and program funding for the coming fiscal year, implements salary recommendations from a recent compensation and classification study and provides appropriations for the county’s mandated services and other local projects noted in the clerk’s report.

What happened next: with no public speakers and no discussion, the commission moved on to other agenda items after approving the budget.