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Enumclaw School Board adopts $90.7 million budget for 2026–27
Summary
After a public hearing with no commenters, the Enumclaw School Board approved Resolution 1182 to adopt the 2026–27 budget, projecting $90,717,720 in revenues and $89,351,008.41 in expenditures; the resolution passed by voice vote following a motion by Director Stouffer and a second from Director Mason.
The Enumclaw School Board on Wednesday adopted its 2026–27 budget, approving Resolution 1182 after a public hearing that drew no community comments. Director Stouffer moved the resolution and Director Mason seconded; the board approved the measure by voice vote.
Budget presenter Kyle Fletcher told the board the district is projecting $90,717,720 in revenues and $89,351,008.41 in anticipated expenditures for 2026–27, producing a modest net gain in the general fund. "For revenues, we're projecting $90,717,720. Our anticipated expenditures are $89,351,008.41," Fletcher said during his presentation.
Fletcher reiterated that enrollment projections (measured in full-time equivalents) drive state apportionment and emphasized conservative budgeting to avoid shortfalls. The budget includes an assumed EP&O levy collection of $14,648,000 and anticipates a beginning general-fund balance of about $11,500,000. The board recorded no public testimony during the hearing and moved directly to the adoption vote.
The board's action was procedural: the motion carried on a voice vote after the chair asked "All those in favor?" and members answered "Aye." The resolution is filed on the board's public agenda packet and will take effect per the district's budget adoption procedures.
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