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Village of Little Valley, New York

Unofficial demonstration dashboard for the Village of Little Valley, New York (Cattaraugus County seat), built from the village's official 2026-2027 budget presentation, APPROVED column. FLAGGED: approval rests on the presentation's own label only.

Basis — read this first: Every figure on this page comes from the Village of Little Valley official budget presentation (printed April 30, 2026, headed “AS OF: JUNE 30TH, 2026”), using its 2026-2027 APPROVED column. FLAG — coordinator to rule before deploy: approval rests SOLELY on the presentation's own APPROVED column label; no separate adoption vote or minutes were retrieved, so this page does not claim a confirmed adoption vote. Two further disclosures: (1) the presentation's category headings are misleading as printed — the $356,651 line sits under the heading “R/E SEWER CHARGES” but its account is A01-4-1001 REAL ESTATE TAXES, and this page cites the account, not the heading; (2) the 2025-2026 ACTUAL column is $0.00 throughout (the presentation was printed before year-end), so no actuals are shown. No verified New York jurisdiction palette was on file, so this page uses the neutral Hometown Numbers dark-glass theme rather than a jurisdiction color.

Overview

Little Valley's 2026-2027 APPROVED General Fund balances exactly at $604,470.00 in revenues and expenditures, led by real estate taxes of $356,651 (account A01-4-1001) and state aid of $90,749. The Electric Fund ($1,949,227.00), Sewer Fund ($440,111.00), and Water Fund ($305,850.00) each balance separately in the same presentation. The four fund totals are shown separately and are not summed into a village total without noting the $3,500 Sewer-to-Water interfund transfer counted in both funds.

Source: Village of Little Valley budget presentation (2026-2027 APPROVED column).

At a glance — 2026-2027 APPROVED column

$604,470.00
General Fund revenues = expenditures
$356,651
Real estate taxes (A01-4-1001)
$1,949,227.00
Electric Fund
$440,111.00
Sewer Fund
$305,850.00
Water Fund

Source: Village of Little Valley budget presentation.

Headline budget

Funds, 2026-2027 APPROVED column (each fund balances exactly on its own).

General Fund$604,470.00
Electric Fund$1,949,227.00
Sewer Fund$440,111.00
Water Fund$305,850.00
Computed sum of the four fund totals (not a printed total; $3,500 interfund transfer counted twice)$3,299,658.00

Source: Village of Little Valley budget presentation, APPROVED column.

Breakdown

General Fund revenues, 2026-2027 APPROVED column (sums exactly to $604,470).

Real estate taxes (A01-4-1001)$356,651
Sales tax$115,000
State aid$90,749
PILOT$11,075
Youth aid$10,095
Fees$8,800
Gross utility tax$3,500
Taxes interest and penalties$3,000
Interest$1,975
Recreation$1,600
Permits$1,000
Miscellaneous$625
Rentals$400
Total General Fund revenues$604,470

Other funds, 2026-2027 APPROVED column: Electric Fund revenues are dominated by charges for services of $1,899,060, against purchased power expense of $950,000; Sewer Fund revenues include sewer rents of $385,000; Water Fund revenues include water rents of $287,000 and a $3,500 interfund item from the Sewer Fund for meter reading.

Source: Village of Little Valley budget presentation, fund detail.

Elected officials

The cited presentation does not name elected officials, so no roster is shown. The village is governed by a Village Board of Trustees with a Mayor.

Sources & notes

  • Only source used: Village of Little Valley, official budget presentation (2026-2027 APPROVED column). Budget presentation.
  • Sum checks: each fund balances exactly on its own (General Fund $604,470.00; Electric $1,949,227.00; Sewer $440,111.00; Water $305,850.00); General Fund revenue lines exact ($604,470).
  • What is not claimed: no adoption vote or minutes are cited (approval rests on the presentation's APPROVED label alone — flagged above); no 2025-2026 actuals are shown (the column prints $0.00 throughout); no village total is presented as a printed total (the $3,500 interfund transfer would double-count).
  • Jurisdiction palette: No verified New York jurisdiction palette was on file, so this page uses the neutral Hometown Numbers dark-glass theme rather than a jurisdiction color.

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