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Highland Falls superintendent presents $41.49 million budget with 2.03% tax levy increase

Board of Trustees of the Village of Highland Falls · May 18, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Mike McElduff presented a proposed 2026–27 school budget of $41,489,472 — a $726,000 (1.78%) increase — with a proposed tax levy increase of 2.03%; eight residents asked questions during the presentation.

Superintendent of Schools Mike McElduff presented the proposed Highland Falls school budget for 2026–2027, which the transcript records as $41,489,472 — a budget‑to‑budget increase of $726,000 (1.78%) with a proposed tax levy increase of 2.03. The presentation was made at the start of the regular meeting and drew eight resident questions on the budget and its local impacts.

Mayor DiSalvo introduced the superintendent and opened the floor for questions; the transcript does not record extended debate or a formal vote on the school budget at this meeting. Residents asked for clarifications; board members did not take action on the budget during the May 18 session. The school board and district process will govern final adoption and levying of taxes.