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City begins FY27 budget citizen‑input period; tax‑roll and adoption milestones shared

McKinney City Council · April 21, 2026
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Summary

Mark Holloway, McKinney's CFO, opened the city’s FY2026–27 budget citizen‑input process, pointing to an online survey, a budget work session on Aug. 7 and a potential adoption date of Sept. 1 tied to tax‑roll and billing deadlines.

Mark Holloway, chief financial officer, presented the city’s first annual public input session for the FY2026–27 budget and outlined the citizen engagement timeline and tools. He said the online engagement tool launched the same day and that feedback will be collected through the summer to inform budget development.

Holloway described key milestones: receipt of the tax roll on July 25, a budget work session scheduled for Friday, Aug. 7, and the earliest feasible adoption date of Sept. 1 because of tax‑rate and billing deadlines. "This is our 1st annual opportunity to hear directly from the community on our budget priorities for the upcoming fiscal year," Holloway said. He invited questions and emphasized that input will be considered at multiple stages of the budget process.