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Steuben County adopts 2027 workers’ compensation budget and apportionment table
Summary
The Legislature received and adopted the 2027 estimated Steuben County Self‑Insurance Workers’ Compensation budget ($1,369,877) and approved the Table of Apportionment allocating shares to the county and participating municipalities.
The Steuben County Legislature on July 27 adopted the 2027 estimated budget for the County Self‑Insurance Workers’ Compensation Plan and approved the Table of Apportionment for participating members.
Resolution 157‑26 received, adopted and ordered the administrator’s 2027 estimate incorporated into the county budget; the total expenditures shown were $1,369,877 for fiscal year 2027. Resolution 158‑26 adopted the Table of Apportionment that assigns dollar shares to Steuben County and to participating municipalities and districts; the adopted schedule lists individual municipality amounts for 2027.
During discussion Mr. Van Etten thanked and congratulated the Risk Manager and County Manager for improvements to the workers’ compensation fund, saying he "would like to thank and congratulate the Risk Manager and Mr. Wheeler for what they have done with our Workers’ Compensation Program. They have done an excellent job of bring this back to a manageable size and making it affordable for the municipalities to join back into the fund." The resolutions were adopted by roll call.
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