Where to review Boerne’s newly adopted fiscal-year budget

Boerne’s fiscal year 2026–27 began October 1, and the city has published its adopted budget resources for residents who want to examine spending and capital plans.

The Finance Department’s budget page links to an interactive budget book, the adopted capital improvement budget and tax-rate documentation. It identifies the fiscal year as October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2027.

The published budget calendar records council adoption on September 8 after workshops and public hearings. Earlier presentations remain linked, offering context for how the proposal developed.

Residents comparing documents should distinguish the adopted budget from the earlier proposed-budget notices also preserved on the page. Capital plans and operating budgets answer different questions about how city services and projects are funded.

Start with the current adopted budget book, then use the capital improvement document for individual infrastructure projects. The city also links to Kendall County’s tax-rate information for a broader view of local taxing entities.

Source: Read the original announcement or official community resource.

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