Baker Tilly advisor says West Terre Haute is about a month behind in its 2027 budget process
How we attribute this: speaker_215 → Susan, Baker Tilly municipal advisor — introduced by the chair immediately before this speaker's block ("next up on our new issues is Baker Tilly, the uh Susan" [t=996]) and self-identifies professionally ("I am a CPA but I operate as a municipal advisor" [t=1014]), presenting the budget overview through [t=2799]; graded `probable` on the roster (surname not resolvable from the audio).
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A Baker Tilly municipal advisor presented the town’s 2027 budget overview and a multiyear fiscal sustainability plan.
The advisor said the town was about a month behind in the budget process.
A council member separately said the budget was due on the 28th; this report does not attribute that deadline to the advisor.
The advisor estimated next year’s general-fund revenue at about $778,000, compared with this year’s maximum levy of $857,000, and said circuit-breaker losses were about 36% of the levy.
Sources
- Baker Tilly engagement and fiscal sustainability plan0:18:01 (18 minutes 1 second)
- Advisor says the town is about a month behind0:19:16 (19 minutes 16 seconds)
- Circuit-breaker loss share and maximum levy0:28:45 (28 minutes 45 seconds)
- Advisor’s $778,000 revenue estimate0:39:58 (39 minutes 58 seconds)
- Council member says the budget is due on the 28th0:46:48 (46 minutes 48 seconds)
Outcome
No vote was taken; the council received the budget-process presentation.
No vote was taken; the council received the budget-process presentation.
This summary was drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by an editor against the recording and documents linked above. Nothing publishes without a resolvable source.