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Floyd County adopts FY27 budget and approves elected officials' salaries
Summary
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors adopted the FY27 county budget and approved Resolution 10-26 setting FY27 salaries for elected officials, including a $94,494 county attorney salary and a $128,571 sheriff salary. Both measures passed unanimously after a public hearing with no comments.
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors adopted the FY27 County Budget (Res 11-26) and approved elected officials' FY27 salaries (Res 10-26) at its April 14 meeting following a public hearing that drew no public comment.
Resolution 10-26 set salaries as follows: County Attorney (part-time) $94,494 (6.5% increase); Auditor $83,993 (2.9%); Recorder $82,133 (2.9%); Treasurer $82,656 (2.9%); Sheriff $128,571 (6.5%); Supervisors $42,231 (2.5%). The Board approved the salary resolution by roll call vote — Ayes: Carr, Rottinghaus, Campbell — motion carried 3-0. The Board then adopted Resolution 11-26 certifying the FY27 budget and property tax levies, confirming required public hearings held March 24 and April 14, 2026, and stating the adopted budget does not exceed previously presented property tax dollars.
Chair Gloria Carr opened the FY27 budget public hearing at 10:19 a.m. and closed it at 10:22 a.m. with no public testimony recorded. The Board’s action finalizes the county budgetary plan for FY27 and sets the salary schedule for elected officials as described in the resolutions.
