2027 Municipal Budget and Long-term Fiscal Outlook
Summary
The $44 million 2027 budget holds the property tax at 5.5 mills and uses only about $1 million of reserves, but the Manager warned that within a few years Monroeville will face hard choices: raise the earned income or property tax, or cut services, as retiree health (OPEB) funds run down.
At a glance
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Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Nov 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $44 million in 2027 spending, no property tax hike this year, but tax increases likely within three years.
Residents and businesses get a stable year with no tax increase and continued services.
Future taxpayers may face higher earned income or property taxes when reserves and OPEB funds are exhausted.
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