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FY2026 · Operating Use

Adopted

Fiscal Services

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FY2026

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Compare the approved plan, reported results, or the county's estimates across years. Dollar amounts are as reported at the time; they are not adjusted for inflation or population.

The spending or funding plan approved by County Council for each fiscal year.

The FY2026 adopted amount was higher by $376,716.

+9.1%

Annual figures: FY2022–FY2026

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$4,533,505$3,424,951FY2022: $3,424,951FY2023: $3,520,100FY2024: $4,057,041FY2025: $4,156,789FY2026: $4,533,505FY22FY23FY24FY25FY26FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025FY2026
  • FY2024: Departments were regrouped again in FY2024. The county reorganised its operating categories a second time in FY2024, largely reversing the FY2013 change. Public Works, absent since FY2013, reappears and takes back four departments from Community Development and Planning, whose total falls from $24,797,319 to $5,496,367 without any department being cut. Three of the four were also renamed as they moved. Figures either side of FY2024 describe different groupings of work and should not be read as one continuous trend.
Annual figures and sources in this chart
Annual adopted dollars figures from FY2022 through FY2026
YearAmountSource
FY2022$3,424,951FY2022-23, p.59
FY2023$3,520,100FY2022-23, p.59
FY2024$4,057,041FY2024-25, p.57
FY2025$4,156,789FY2024-25, p.57
FY2026$4,533,505FY2026, p.57
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History

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  1. FY2026
    Adopted$4,533,505
  2. FY2025
    Adopted$4,156,789
  3. FY2024
    Adopted$4,057,041
  4. Departments were regrouped again in FY2024 The county reorganised its operating categories a second time in FY2024, largely reversing the FY2013 change. Public Works, absent since FY2013, reappears and takes back four departments from Community Development and Planning, whose total falls from $24,797,319 to $5,496,367 without any department being cut. Three of the four were also renamed as they moved. Figures either side of FY2024 describe different groupings of work and should not be read as one continuous trend. Why this is recorded
  5. FY2023
    Adopted$3,520,100
  6. FY2022
    Adopted$3,424,951
  7. FY2021
    Adopted$3,188,070
  8. FY2020
    Adopted$3,167,587
  9. Several departments were renamed in FY2020 The FY2020-21 budget book relabelled a number of lines without changing what they cover. The operating-transfers category became Other Financing Uses and its members were renamed with it; County Administrator became Council Administrator; Geographic Information System gained an S. Planning and Code Compliance was split into Planning and Code Enforcement, whose two FY2020 totals add to $4,907,755 — our sum, not a figure the county printed — against the published $4,690,825 for the single FY2019 line. Where this site can show which later line continues an earlier one, the entity page links the two. Why this is recorded
  10. FY2019
    Adopted$3,169,962
  11. FY2018
    Adopted$3,099,934
  12. FY2017
    Adopted$2,895,344
  13. FY2016
    Adopted$2,848,070
  14. FY2015
    Adopted$2,743,196
  15. FY2014
    Adopted$2,662,974
  16. FY2013
    Adopted$2,499,852
  17. Departments were reorganised Around 2013 the county reorganised its departments. Human resources and public works stop appearing under those names, and emergency medical services and community development and planning appear. Figures either side of this point describe different groupings of work and should not be read as one continuous trend. Why this is recorded
  18. FY2012
    Adopted$2,432,106
  19. FY2011
    Adopted$2,459,124
  20. FY2010
    Adopted$2,402,658
  21. FY2009
    Adopted$2,382,988
  22. FY2008
    Adopted$2,327,187
  23. FY2007
    Adopted$2,201,549
  24. FY2006
    Adopted$2,159,217
  25. Employee benefits moved into departments The county dates this change to FY2005: "Changes were made during FY2005 to reflect all departmental benefits within each department." The figures here change at FY2006 instead. The FY2005 department figures come from the earlier FY2004-05 book under the old arrangement, and the FY2006-07 book does not reprint FY2005 department detail. Why this is recorded
  26. FY2005
    Adopted$1,541,354
  27. FY2004
    Adopted$1,526,139

    basis changes below

  28. FY2003
    Projected$1,549,743

    basis changes below

  29. FY2002

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