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Deputy finance commissioner says county remains financially stable but numbers are draft

Steuben County committee meeting · January 13, 2026
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Summary

Stacy, deputy commissioner of finance, gave a high-level review of county fund groups and draft year-end numbers: county government revenues $236,000,000 vs. expenses $231,000,000; landfill revenue $9,900,000 with $9.8M expenses. She noted many year-end entries remain draft.

Stacy (S5), deputy commissioner of finance, gave committee members a primer on Steuben County’s four major fund groups — general fund, road/road machinery, capital projects, and enterprise (landfill) — and walked through draft year‑end highlights.

Stacy said government activities brought in about $236,000,000 in revenue and had $231,000,000 in expenses; the landfill enterprise posted roughly $9,900,000 in revenue and $9.8 million in expenses, producing a small margin. She cautioned the figures are draft and that January–March year‑end processing will change some entries; members asked for follow‑up detail on modified budget differences and reporting columns.