Commissioners debated reallocating $200,000 from a proposed $315,000 tenant center roof/expansion to infrastructure/stormwater funding; motion to amend the tentative budget failed for lack of a second, and staff said unspent funds are typically reallocated at year-end.

After a public hearing, the Geneva CUSD 304 board adopted a $131.11 million fiscal 2026–27 budget that includes $10.2 million in interfund transfers and planned deficit spending of about $6.62 million to support capital projects.

Visit St. Pete/Clearwater recommended allocating two-year TDT capital funds so 0.5% of the 6% tax goes to beach park facilities and 0.5% to traditional capital projects, totaling $30.6 million for the cycle; staff and commissioners asked for more detailed pro formas and reserve clarifications.

City expands capital projects budget by $4 million, funding several essential infrastructure improvements.

Council approved two-year appointments for the clerk and county attorney (Attorney Algie Solomons), reappointed four disability-board members by ballot and approved second reading of an ordinance providing for use of about $3.2 million in remaining capital-project sales-tax proceeds and a closing agreement with the South Carolina Department of Revenue.

Commissioners authorize $132,000 for housing repairs and $24,000 for Medpark design enhancements.

Board reviews current project budgets and plans for upcoming capital expenditures in 2026.