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Marshall County adopts 2025–26 budget amendment, re-appropriations and 2026–27 budget
Summary
Marshall County Board of Supervisors on April 22 adopted multiple budget resolutions—amending the current year, approving decreases in appropriations, re-appropriating funds across departments, and adopting the fiscal year 2026–27 budget and tax certification. All motions carried 3-0.
The Marshall County Board of Supervisors approved four budget-related resolutions on April 22, adopting a 2025–2026 budget amendment, authorizing decreases in appropriations, re-appropriating funds for FY 2025–2026, and adopting the 2026–2027 budget and tax certification.
The board opened and closed public hearings on the 2025–2026 budget amendment and on proposed decreases in departmental appropriations; no written or oral comments were filed. The board adopted Resolution 2026-0014 to amend the current budget, adopted Resolution 2026-0015 approving decreases in appropriations (affecting Supervisors, GIS and General Assistance among others), and adopted Resolution 2026-0016 to re-appropriate funds, adjusting departmental estimated appropriations and raising the total from $36,531,498 to $37,152,715. All votes were recorded as 3-0.
Chair Jarret Heil presented a PowerPoint overview of the proposed 2026–2027 county budget and noted the general supplemental line increased because of higher insurance rates. The board then adopted Resolution 2026-0017 to adopt the FY 2026–2027 budget and certify taxes, with the Auditor and Recorder authorized to file the adopted documents.
The resolutions were adopted after routine procedural motions and recorded signatures; the board scheduled no further public hearings on these items at the meeting.
