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Unionville Council adopts 2026—62027 budget, keeps two-cent tax rate
Summary
The Unionville Town Council unanimously adopted ORD-26-01, the 2026—62027 budget, preserving the existing two-cent tax rate, projecting $1,129,500 in tax revenue and authorizing a $453,000 use of fund balance to support $500,000 in capital outlay.
The Town Council of Unionville voted unanimously on June 15 to adopt the 2026—62027 budget ordinance (ORD-26-01), maintaining the town's two-cent tax rate. Finance Officer Darrell Baucom told the council projected tax revenue for the coming year is $1,129,500 and that a $453,000 fund balance appropriation was included to support $500,000 in planned capital outlay.
Baucom said the council's decision keeps the tax rate unchanged since incorporation and positions the town to fund a large capital program next year. Councilman Jeff Broadaway moved to adopt ORD-26-01 and Councilman Jaren Simpson seconded; the motion carried unanimously. The ordinance was presented and approved as described by Baucom during the meeting and does not reflect any other amendments recorded in the minutes.
