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Genesee County, New York

Unofficial demonstration dashboard for Genesee County, New York (county seat Batavia), built from the county's adopted 2026 budget, adopted November 24, 2025 by the Genesee County Legislature.

Basis — read this first: every figure on this page comes from the county's official 2026 Adopted Budget Book (80 pages) and the November 24, 2025 Legislature minutes, cited below. Adoption: Monday, November 24, 2025, 5:30 p.m., Legislative Chambers, Old Courthouse, Batavia, NY — Resolution No. 550, “2026 GENESEE COUNTY BUDGET-ADOPTION OF” (offered by Legislator Clattenburg, seconded by Legislator Dibble), adopted by 174 votes (Stein-26 absent). The public hearing was held November 5, 2025; amendments were adopted by Resolution No. 549 the same day; Ways and Means recommended adoption. Resolution No. 551 (appropriations for FY2026) was adopted by the same 174 vote, levying $34,303,354. Discrepancy, disclosed: the book's Adopted 2026 Budget Summary table (p. 18) shows TOTAL appropriations $205,241,853, which is $219,090 BELOW the headline adopted total $205,460,943. The $219,090 gap exactly equals the Capital Project Fund increase in Resolution No. 549 (also shown as a General Fund “Transfer to Capital” of $219,090). The county's headline adopted figure is $205,460,943; the summary-table total must NOT be presented as the final adopted total without this note. Post-adoption amendments after November 24, 2025 were NOT verified. No audit figure was retrieved, so none is shown. Not Michigan: this is Genesee County, New York — not Genesee County, Michigan. The official domain is geneseeny.gov; geneseecountyny.gov does NOT resolve and is never cited as a link or source.

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Overview

Genesee County, New York (county seat Batavia), adopted its 2026 budget on November 24, 2025. The All Funds budget is $205,460,943, up $15,045,744 from the 2025 adopted budget. General Fund appropriations are $155,157,398, up $9,920,062 from 2025. The property tax levy is $34,303,354, up 2.00% ($672,615) from the 2025 levy of $33,630,739, and the tax rate is $7.30 per $1,000 of assessed value, down 3.57% from $7.57. Fund balance used is $3,000,000, up $500,000 from 2025. The county manager's message in the budget book, dated November 26, 2025, from County Manager L. Matthew Landers, repeats the $205,460,943 All Funds figure and the $34,303,354 levy. This is Genesee County, New York — Genesee County, Michigan is a different government, and no Michigan material is used here.

Source: 2026 Adopted Budget Book, Genesee County, NY (80 pp); November 24, 2025 Legislature Minutes.

At a glance — 2026 adopted

$205,460,943
All Funds budget, 2026 adopted
$34,303,354
Property tax levy (+2.00% vs 2025)
$7.30
Tax rate per $1,000 of assessed value (down 3.57% from $7.57)
$155,157,398
General Fund appropriations (+$9,920,062 vs 2025)

Revenue

Figures below labeled “summary-table figure” come from the book's Adopted 2026 Budget Summary table (p. 18) and are labeled as such; the levy and fund-balance-used lines are the adopted figures. Use the search box in At a glance to filter these figures, or download them as a CSV.

Revenue (summary-table figure, p. 18)$156,426,291
Yearend 2024 fund balance (summary-table figure, p. 18)$45,204,799
Appropriated cash surplus (summary-table figure, p. 18)$14,512,208
Balance to be raised (summary-table figure, p. 18)$34,303,354
Assessed value (summary-table figure, p. 18)$4,699,608,967
Property tax levy (+2.00% vs 2025)$34,303,354
Fund balance used (+$500,000 vs 2025)$3,000,000

Source: 2026 Adopted Budget Book, Genesee County, NY (Adopted 2026 Budget Summary, p. 18; levy and fund-balance figures as adopted November 24, 2025).

Spending

The headline adopted total is $205,460,943. The summary-table total on p. 18 is lower by $219,090 — see the discrepancy note in the hero notice and in Sources & notes. Scroll sideways on a phone; the item column stays pinned.

ItemAmountChange vs 2025
All Funds budget, 2026 adopted$205,460,943+$15,045,744 (+7.90%)
Total appropriations, 2025 adopted (comparison table)$190,415,199—
General Fund appropriations, 2026 adopted$155,157,398+$9,920,062
Property tax levy$34,303,354+$672,615 (+2.00%)
Property tax levy, 2025$33,630,739—
Summary-table TOTAL appropriations (p. 18 — NOT the final adopted total)$205,241,853−$219,090 vs headline
Capital Project Fund increase, Resolution No. 549 (equals the gap)$219,090—
General Fund “Transfer to Capital” (same $219,090)$219,090—
Fund balance used$3,000,000+$500,000 vs 2025

Source: 2026 Adopted Budget Book, Genesee County, NY; November 24, 2025 Legislature Minutes (Resolutions No. 549, 550, 551).

Sources & notes

  • Sources used: 2026 Adopted Budget Book, Genesee County, NY (80 pp) — budget book PDF; November 24, 2025 Legislature Minutes — minutes PDF; county budget page — County Manager's Office, Budget (geneseeny.gov). Adoption: Monday, November 24, 2025, 5:30 p.m., Legislative Chambers, Old Courthouse, Batavia, NY; Resolution No. 550 (offered by Legislator Clattenburg, seconded by Legislator Dibble), adopted by 174 votes (Stein-26 absent); public hearing November 5, 2025; amendments by Resolution No. 549; Ways and Means recommended adoption; Resolution No. 551 (appropriations for FY2026), same 174 vote, levying $34,303,354. The book's message dated November 26, 2025, from County Manager L. Matthew Landers, repeats the $205,460,943 All Funds figure and the $34,303,354 levy.
  • Discrepancy, disclosed (hero notice and here): Discrepancy, disclosed: the book's Adopted 2026 Budget Summary table (p. 18) shows TOTAL appropriations $205,241,853, which is $219,090 BELOW the headline adopted total $205,460,943. The $219,090 gap exactly equals the Capital Project Fund increase in Resolution No. 549 (also shown as a General Fund “Transfer to Capital” of $219,090). The county's headline adopted figure is $205,460,943; the summary-table total must NOT be presented as the final adopted total without this note. Sum check on the summary table itself: $156,426,291 + $14,512,208 + $34,303,354 = $205,241,853, the summary-table total — so the gap sits between the summary table and the headline adopted total, not inside the summary table's own arithmetic.
  • Sum checks: $205,460,943 − $190,415,199 = $15,045,744; $34,303,354 − $33,630,739 = $672,615; $155,157,398 − $9,920,062 = $145,237,336 (implied 2025 General Fund appropriations, shown only as an arithmetic check); $205,460,943 − $205,241,853 = $219,090.
  • What is not claimed: post-adoption amendments after November 24, 2025 were NOT verified. No audit figure was retrieved, so none is shown. Livability, housing, schools, and neighbor comparison come in New York's standard pass (recovery pattern, not a defect). Meetings: section skipped. No verified official meeting pattern appears in the cited documents, so there is no meetings section on this page — nothing was built from third-party coverage. No hero photo: no verified Genesee County photo was on file for this build, so the page is photo-less rather than carrying a stock or wrong-place image. No widgets beyond table search + CSV: no calculator or tracker widget is built here — no verified widget inputs for those were on file for this unit.
  • Jurisdiction identity: Genesee County, New York (county seat Batavia) — not Genesee County, Michigan. Official domain geneseeny.gov; geneseecountyny.gov does NOT resolve and is never cited as a link or source on this page.
  • Jurisdiction palette: no verified Genesee County palette was on file, so this page uses the neutral Hometown Numbers dark-glass theme rather than a jurisdiction color; no palette was invented or sampled for this build.

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