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Cold Spring board adopts FY2026—27 general fund budget
Summary
The Village Board adopted Resolution 17-2026 to approve the general fund budget for June 1, 2026—May 31, 2027, fixing appropriations and salary schedules; the measure passed in roll call with Trustee Bartis absent.
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The Village Board of Cold Spring adopted its fiscal-year 2026—27 general fund budget on April 22, approving appropriations and salary schedules for the period beginning June 1, 2026 and ending May 31, 2027. Finance staffer Michelle distributed updated narratives and spreadsheets reflecting minor schedule edits before the vote.
"I will make one point. I think you've done a a really awesome job sort of figuring out step by step how we get to this point," a trustee said in support of the proposed budget. Trustee Woods moved to adopt Resolution 17-2026 and Trustee Boosezy seconded. The board took a roll-call vote; Trustee Bartis was recorded absent and the resolution was adopted.
The resolution record in the packet states the board adopted the tentative general fund budget as amended and appropriated the amounts shown in Schedule A. The resolution also set the fire service award tax levy at $47,000 effective April 22, 2026. Clerk Marjorie explained that some cover-page dates and minor transposition edits were corrected in the final version circulated tonight.
Next steps: the adopted budget becomes effective June 1, 2026; staff will post the final schedules and corrected cover page online.
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