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Budget committee approves Seaside SD 10 2026—27 budget, sets tax rate
Summary
Seaside School District 10 budget committee approved the proposed 2026—27 budget totaling $47,207,311 and set a tax rate of 4.7745 per $1,000 and a 52¢ local option levy; the vote passed by roll call after discussion about reserves and contingent items.
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The Seaside School District 10 budget committee voted to approve the proposed 2026–27 budget, a package totaling $47,207,311 across funds and including a general fund of $31,521,115.
Committee member Brian moved the budget, laying out the funds in the motion: "General fund, $31,521,115. Special revenue fund, $6,451,983. Debt service fund, $7,702,668. Capital project fund, $1,531,445. All total funds, 47,207,311 as presented with a tax rate of 4.7745 per thousand of assessed value..." The motion also included a proposed tax for bonded debt of $5,923,968. The motion was seconded and carried on a roll-call vote with the members present voting yes.
The committee's approval follows staff presentations and committee questions about contingency levels, PERS pressure, and program cuts that informed the committee's decision. Chair Jason reminded members that the budget committee's action forwards the approved budget to the full board for adoption and noted the committee will rely on the district to provide follow-up materials on PERS breakdowns and other details requested by members.
Looking ahead, staff said the board may need to revisit supplemental budgeting if a local option levy result differs from current estimates; staff described the process for a supplemental budget and the board's authority to adjust figures between now and adoption.
Provenance: The article draws on committee discussion and the formal motion and vote during the meeting (topicintro SEG 1822; topfinish SEG 2021).

