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Pierce trustees review 2026 draft budget, weigh delaying Comp plan
Summary
At an Oct. 27 work session, Pierce trustees reviewed draft 2026 budget figures presented by Town Clerk Kristina Duran, including $205,000 for ASPITS, $245,000 for a senior center grant and $60,000 for a water conservation plan; Mayor Larry VanWhy also proposed $75,000 for road base repairs.
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Pierce met in a special work session Oct. 27 to review draft pieces of the town’s 2026 budget. Town Clerk Kristina Duran reported key line items including the cost of ASPITS at $205,000, a senior center grant of $245,000 and a water conservation plan budgeted at $60,000.
Duran said the board should consider postponing the Comp plan until 2027 "due to the amount of money that is already going out," and Mayor Larry VanWhy said he would like $75,000 allocated for road base work on East Main, Shaffer and 3rd streets. No formal vote was taken; the meeting functioned as a work session for trustees to review priorities and provide direction to staff ahead of the formal budget process.
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