Board receives finance and facilities briefing; trustees approve consent agenda and adjourn Administrators updated trustees on FY27 budget planning, room-and-board rate work, and several philanthropically funded construction projects; the Board approved the consent agenda and adjourned at 5:14 p.m.

The Board is gearing up for FY27 with strategic budget planning and exciting new projects, including a state-funded music building and a refreshed dining hall!

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Financial adviser: Wells Fargo submitted low Series B bond bid; district retains $60.36M for capital projects The district's financial adviser reported eight bids for the Series B construction bonds with the low bid from Wells Fargo near 4.556%; the district will receive about $60.36 million for projects and must spend proceeds on capital within three years under arbitrage rules.

Wells Fargo has won the bid for the district's Series B construction bonds at an impressive 4.556%, unlocking over $60 million for capital projects!

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State Parks says revenue is modestly up while capital spending focuses on reappropriated projects Washington State Parks told commissioners that biennium-to-date revenue is about 3.2% above projections—driven largely by camping and Discover Pass receipts—while capital spending is concentrated on reappropriated projects; staff warned the agency faces out‑year budget pressure and is tracking supplemental budget proposals due in mid‑March.

Washington State Parks reports a revenue boost, primarily fueled by camping and Discover Pass sales, but warns of future budget challenges ahead.

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Prince George's County Council introduces $751 million bond issuance for capital projects On first reading the County Council introduced CBO 4 20 26 to authorize up to $751,371,000 in general obligation bonds and $152,452,000 in stormwater bonds for capital and stormwater projects in FY2026; the bill was presented at the County Executive's request and referred to the General Finance & Operations committee.

The Prince George's County Council has taken a bold step by introducing a bill to issue over $750 million in bonds aimed at transforming local infrastructure and stormwater management.

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Water department outlines reuse, yield limits and $100M+ capital needs Water Utilities reported firm yield limits, ongoing rate‑study work, and a range of long‑term capital projects including indirect potable reuse, tank storage and major plant upgrades; staff said reuse is feasible but will require multi‑year funding and a robust communications plan.

San Angelo's Water Utilities is pushing for a $100M+ plan to boost drought resilience through innovative water reuse strategies, but will the council back it?

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Waynesboro staff report midyear finances; council hears possible consolidated borrowing for three projects City finance staff reported FY2026 midyear results: general fund revenues about 69% collected, expenditures about 51% used; real estate tax collection at 99.3%; meals tax collections through December $4.3 million after rate increase. Staff flagged three near-term borrowings for major capital projects and discussed potentially combining them into a single local issuance to save costs.

Waynesboro's midyear financial report reveals promising revenue trends and plans for major capital projects that could reshape the city's landscape!

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Dunlap board reviews summer capital projects and moves forward on high‑school HVAC Board received a detailed facilities update on summer 2026 projects — rooftops, pavements, safety upgrades and a prioritized HVAC replacement at Dunlap High School — and approved advancing the HVAC procurement to address supply‑chain timing.

Dunlap High School is set for a major upgrade with a new HVAC system and a host of summer 2026 projects aimed at enhancing safety and infrastructure!

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Thompson district financial update: $99M bond sale over‑subscribed; premium raises available funds to roughly $115M The district reported budget‑to‑actual refinements and a successful bond sale that produced a blended interest rate near 4.45% and $17 million in premium, increasing available project funds to about $115 million.

The Thompson district just secured a staggering $115 million for future projects thanks to a successful bond sale that outperformed expectations!

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Gloucester utilities project $788,000 shortfall; supervisors weigh 14% rate increase and reserve options Director Katie Legg told the board that FY26 operating expenditures are outpacing revenue and she projects a roughly $788,000 shortfall. Supervisors discussed rate increases (13–14% proposed), using development funds, borrowing options for key waterline projects, and establishing stronger utility reserves.

Gloucester County faces a staggering $788,000 shortfall in utility funds, prompting talks of a potential 14% rate hike and urgent measures to stabilize finances.

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Cleveland proposes using $89 million in carryover to fund 2026 capital projects, then reimburse with bonds The administration told council it plans to encumber about $89 million of 2025 carryover to finance 2026 capital projects up front, use cash on hand through the year and then issue bonds for executed contracts late in the year to reimburse the general fund. Council pressed for details on legal limits, reserve impacts and how much borrowing will be needed.

Cleveland's finance team is shaking things up by proposing a bold $89 million strategy to fund 2026 capital projects through carryover cash, aiming to save millions in interest costs!

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West Chester Area SD receives PFM briefing on roughly $33 million bond plan, schedules March parameters vote A municipal advisory presentation outlined a potential roughly $33 million bond issue to finish capital projects, explained how timing uses debt drop-offs to limit near-term debt service, and proposed a parameters-resolution timeline with board consideration in March.

West Chester Area School District is eyeing a potential $33 million bond to fund critical construction projects and streamline their debt obligations.

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ISD 622 board approves 2026A facilities bond after below‑forecast interest bids The ISD 622 board approved the award of its General Obligation Facilities Maintenance Bond Series 2026A after municipal advisors reported a low true interest cost of 3.13%, better than earlier estimates, and an unexpected reoffering premium that added about $1.2–$1.3 million to the construction fund.

ISD 622 just scored big with a bond sale that not only beat interest rate expectations but also added up to $1.3 million more for vital construction projects!

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Guadalupe County court directs advisors to pursue tax notes, exploring up to $20 million to fund capital projects The Guadalupe County Commissioner's Court on Feb. 10 directed its financial advisor and bond counsel to proceed with planning tax‑note financing (preferred option) to raise up to $20 million for capital projects, authorizing a process that could close as soon as mid‑April if timelines hold.

Guadalupe County is gearing up to potentially raise up to $20 million for vital capital projects, with plans set to unfold as early as mid-April!

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Centre County approves vendor contracts and capital change orders, citing efficiency and contingency funds The board approved switching certified-mail service to Give Me 5 (Geiger Company), authorized capital project change orders addressing code and facility work, and approved a sole‑source purchase of a Kubota MX 5400 tractor for facilities; commissioners cited estimated savings and contingency coverage.

Centre County is making strides towards efficiency with a new electronic certified-mail service and a significant investment in facilities maintenance, all while saving thousands!

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Huntington BOE outlines $123.7 million levy limit, previews $2.1M capital proposition and budget timeline At its Feb. 9 meeting the Huntington Union Free School District presented the 2026–27 tax-levy calculation and capital priorities: an allowable levy limit of $123,748,530, options to stay under or pierce the 2% cap, and a proposed Proposition 2 capital ask of about $2.1 million for projects including Woodhall amphitheater and high-school restroom work.

The Huntington Union Free School District is gearing up for a pivotal budget season, with a proposed tax levy of over $123 million and a $2.1 million capital project on the horizon!

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Consultant presents draft financial management plan; board receives and places it on file Baird consultant Adam Bridal presented a draft financial management plan outlining debt types, Moody's AA2 rating factors, fund-balance targets, and modeled impacts of potential capital projects (public works facility, new public safety building). The board voted to receive the plan and place it on file.

The Village Board is gearing up for major changes, with a draft financial management plan revealing potential investments in public safety and infrastructure worth over $60 million!

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CHSD 99 board reviews midyear finances, approves Honeywell audit agreement to evaluate energy projects District finance director reported about 90% of revenues collected, a projected $400,000 midyear revenue shortfall tied to state aid, and fund balances near expected midyear levels. The board approved an investment-grade audit agreement with Honeywell to evaluate potential capital projects and savings.

The CHSD 99 Board is making strategic moves to address a projected $400,000 revenue shortfall while exploring energy-saving projects that could yield substantial annual savings.

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Board weighs two borrowing paths for K–8 project; timeline set for bond resolution PFM presented two financing scenarios for the district’s planned $120 million in projects: a front-loaded option that lowers lifetime cost but raises near-term debt-service to about $8.69M, and a level-payment option with a softer near-term impact but higher long-term cost. Staff briefed the board on reserves, tax-millage implications and a Feb. 19 debt-resolution timetable.

The district is considering two financial paths for its ambitious $120 million capital plan: a bold front-loaded option that could spike short-term costs or a balanced approach that eases immediate pressure but increases long-term debt.

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Finance update: District reports $2.93 million in outstanding state reimbursements and $77.2 million capital fund balance In a Jan. 5 presentation finance staff reported $2,925,229.44 in outstanding state reimbursements as of Dec. 26, 2025, capital projects ending balance of $77,206,651.42 as of Nov. 30, 2025, and sales tax receipts of $1,355,564 for the reported period; board discussed proration and bond refinancing options.

The latest finance update reveals a staggering $2.93 million in outstanding state reimbursements and an impressive $77.2 million capital fund balance, sparking discussions on bond refinancing and capital projects.

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Finance committee says revenues are ahead of projections; staff flags capital projects and trial-related reimbursements County staff told the Finance, Audit and Legislative Affairs Committee that year-to-date revenues are outpacing expectations while expenses lag; the committee also reviewed capital projects, accounts payable (about $6 million in November) and reimbursement status for trial-related charges tied to the Grayson case.

Peoria County's finances are thriving as revenues soar past expectations while expenses stay well below budget—what does this mean for the future?

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Board begins FY27 budget direction; considers lodging tax, land‑use enforcement and debt options for courthouse and school capital needs Supervisors asked staff to prepare budget scenarios that hold recurring school transfers level while identifying capital options (use of fund balance, bonds, sales‑tax referendum, lodging‑tax adjustments), requested analysis of land‑use enforcement and twice‑annual tax collection, and set a March schedule for capital improvement planning.

Rappahannock County is gearing up for its FY27 budget, tackling urgent school needs and innovative funding strategies that could reshape community investments!

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Richland County board creates 20-year facilities planning committee, appoints Supervisor Rob Perry as at-large member The Richland County board voted to create an ad hoc County Facilities Planning Committee to develop a 20-year capital and facilities plan; the board also appointed Supervisor Rob Perry as the at-large member, with the committee to solicit volunteers and bring recommendations to the full board.

Richland County is taking a bold step into the future by forming a 20-year facilities planning committee to tackle critical infrastructure needs and appointing Supervisor Rob Perry as its at-large member!

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District reports record participation in budget 'thought exchange' and updates capital projects Staff reported four-year highs in participation in the district's budget 'thought exchange' (874 participants, 726 thoughts, ~29,030 ratings) and Turner/King updated the Board on Van Antwerp and high-school construction, noting $12,900,000 remaining referendum funds to carry into upcoming capital projects.

District officials report unprecedented community engagement in budget planning, with over 874 participants sharing nearly 30,000 ratings to shape the future of education.

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Kirksville council adopts $59.6 million FY2026 budget, cites capital projects and grants for sharp increase The Kirksville City Council approved its FY2026 budget on second reading, adopting an estimated $59,588,578 spending plan — a 32.9% increase from the amended 2025 budget driven largely by postponed capital projects and grant-funded capital work.

Kirksville City Council has approved a staggering $59.6 million budget for FY2026, marking a 32.9% increase driven by major capital projects and grants!

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Holy Cross Medical Center finance update shows near-term loss; HDAA payment expected to restore balance Hospital officials told the Taos County Commission the hospital ran an operating loss year-to-date but expects a $3.4 million HDAA payment in December that should move operations into the black; commissioners pressed staff on contractor status, facility projects and staffing.

Holy Cross Medical Center faces a challenging operating loss but is poised to bounce back with a critical $3.4 million funding boost expected this December.

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Select Board and FinCom continue debate over DPW garage, fleet and staffing options Board and Finance Committee members reviewed alternatives for the DPW capital project and operational proposals — including retaining mechanics on staff, fleet reserves, and remote office suggestions — and agreed to record differing views while staff refines options for future votes.

The debate heats up as the Select Board and Finance Committee tackle critical decisions on the DPW facility, fleet management, and staffing strategies that could shape the town's future.

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Victor CSD board opens 2026–27 budget season, flags rising personnel and benefit costs District finance staff presented a rollover budget and reserve update, noting a $99 million capital project impact, roughly $10.1 million in restricted reserves (ex‑capital), and projected personnel and fringe increases that will require planning over the winter budget workshops.

The Victor Central School District is gearing up for budget season with a rollover budget that reveals staggering personnel cost increases and a hefty $99 million capital project impact.

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U‑46 board approves consent agenda, bills, working‑cash bond resolution and multiple construction contracts The board approved the consent agenda (with one item removed for separate consideration), sanctioned $36,066,972.93 in itemized bills, adopted a resolution to begin the process to issue $32 million in working‑cash bonds and recommended awards for multiple capital bids including Century Oaks and Glenbrook electrical packages.

The U-46 board just approved a whopping $36 million in bills and initiated a $32 million bond resolution—what's next for the district's future?

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Board reviews capital project scope and schedule; phase 1 bids set, solar study ordered Architects briefed the Victor Central School District Board on phase 1 and phase 2 capital project scopes, a near‑term bid schedule for phase 1, and commissioning of a solar/PV study; phase 1 was described as roughly $13 million and phase 2 as in the tens of millions with ground breaking planned for 2026.

Exciting developments are underway for the Victor Central School District's multi-year capital project, with phase 1 bids opening soon and a groundbreaking for phase 2 planned for 2026!

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Polk County administrator outlines $74 million budget, mill rate forecast and capital projects at public hearing County Administrator Norby presented a budget overview at the Nov. 12 public hearing: expenditures about $74 million, levy $23.6 million, and a projected drop in the mill rate from 2.67 to 2.49 per $1,000; he also reviewed capital projects and recommended using ~$2.2M of general fund to finish projects.

Polk County's proposed budget of $74 million is set to drop the mill rate, but potential federal cuts could lead to rising local costs—what does this mean for you?

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