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Shelby County adopts $21.17 million in appropriations for Fiscal Year 2027
Summary
The board approved Resolution No. 2026-25, adopting Schedule A appropriations that total $21,170,770, with major allocations including Secondary Roads ($7,895,000), Sheriff/Drug Forfeiture ($2,925,814) and EMS Operations ($2,017,450).
On June 16 the Shelby County Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution No. 2026-25, formally appropriating operating funds for county offices and departments for Fiscal Year 2027 as set out in Schedule A.
Supervisor Mike Kolbe moved the resolution and Supervisor Bryce Schaben seconded; the board approved the appropriation schedule unanimously. Major line items listed on Schedule A include Secondary Roads at $7,895,000; Sheriff/Drug Forfeiture at $2,925,814; EMS Operations at $2,017,450; and Conservation/REAP at $914,778. The document lists total appropriations of $21,170,770 for FY2027. The resolution states that appropriations lapse at the close of business June 30, 2027, and directs the auditor to establish separate accounts for each appropriation.
The action formalizes department spending limits for the budget year beginning July 1 and requires the auditor to notify the board if resources are insufficient to meet appropriations during the year.
