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SCHOOLDavis County, UT · May 27, 2026

2026-2027 Legal Budget and Fund Overview

The board received a presentation of the final legal budget for 2026-2027, detailing fund types, revenue sources, and anticipated expenses across various district funds.

The Bottom Line

The district presented its 2026-2027 budget, highlighting significant revenues and expenses across multiple funds, with a focus on student services and capital improvements.

Highlights

  • General Fund revenue projected at $88 million, with state, local, and federal funding detailed.
  • Anticipated total expenses of $801 million for fiscal year 2026.
  • Economic stabilization fund increased, with unassigned fund balance rising to $6.9 million.
  • Capital funding increased to $35 million annually, with significant funds allocated for remodels and refresh programs.

Key Numbers

  • General Fund revenue: $88 million
  • Anticipated expenses: $801 million
  • Unassigned fund balance: $6.9 million
  • Capital funding: $35 million annually

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  • "Presentation of the final legal budget for 2026-2027 and preliminary budget presentation"
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  • "General highlights for fiscal year 2026: General Fund revenue of $88 million, state funding of $56.5 million, local funding of $205.6 million, federal funding of $37.7 million, anticipated expenses of $801 million"
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  • "Funding of economic stabilization fund and increase of unassigned fund balance to $6.9 million"
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  • "Discussion of capital funding increase to $35 million annually"
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