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Lilburn council holds public hearing on $28.4 million FY2026–27 budget
Summary
At a May 11 public hearing, City of Lilburn staff presented a proposed FY2026–27 budget of $28,408,678 with detailed fund allocations; a resident asked that the materials be posted online and benchmarked against similar Gwinnett cities.
The City of Lilburn held a public hearing May 11 on Ordinance No. 2026-671, the proposed FY2026–2027 budget totaling $28,408,678 and its accompanying five-year capital improvement plan. Staff member Leticia Suarez presented fund-level allocations including General Fund $17,401,876; 2024 SPLOST $4,895,600; Municipal Court Fund $1,611,586; Tax Allocation District Fund $842,000; and other special and capital funds.
Resident Scott Danos thanked staff for the prior work session and asked the city to post the budget materials online and provide benchmarking with similar cities in Gwinnett County—particularly per-capita police spending—so residents can better evaluate city spending. "He requested to please make the budget information shared during the session available online if possible," the transcript records. Mayor Johnny Crist agreed comparisons would be helpful. The public hearing was closed that night; the transcript does not record a final council vote on the ordinance at this meeting.
