Overview
The Village of Penn Yan, the Yates County seat, adopted its fiscal 2026–27 General Fund budget at its April 21, 2026 Village Board meeting (motion to adopt Resolution 23-2026, after the agenda's −$2,708 in amendments). The derived adopted General Fund total is $6,942,892 in appropriations, against $2,870,346 in total revenues and a levy of $4,072,546 (+$178,030, +4.57%). This page is General Fund only: the village's water and sewer budgets were adopted separately the same evening (Resolutions 21-2026 and 22-2026) and their totals are not included here, so no village-wide total is shown. This is the village dashboard — Yates County is a separate government.
Sources: 2026–2027 Tentative General Fund Budget; April 21, 2026 Village Board agenda; Finger Lakes Times adoption article.
At a glance — 2026-27 adopted (General Fund, derived)
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Headline budget
General Fund only, derived adopted total (see the basis notice and the derivation walk in Breakdown). Use the search box in At a glance to filter these figures, or download them as a CSV.
| General Fund appropriations, derived adopted | $6,942,892 |
| General Fund total revenues, derived adopted | $2,870,346 |
| Property tax levy (+$178,030, +4.57%) | $4,072,546 |
| General Fund appropriations, tentative | $6,945,600 |
| General Fund total revenues, tentative | $2,873,054 |
| Net agenda amendments, April 21, 2026 | −$2,708 |
| Adoption motion | Res. 23-2026 |
Sources: 2026–2027 Tentative General Fund Budget; April 21, 2026 Village Board agenda; Finger Lakes Times adoption article.
Breakdown — General Fund, tentative to derived adopted
General Fund only. The “derived adopted” column applies the April 21, 2026 agenda amendments to the official tentative figures; it is not a figure printed in a separate adopted-budget PDF. Water and sewer are excluded throughout. Scroll sideways on a phone; the item column stays pinned.
| Item | Tentative | Derived adopted |
|---|---|---|
| Appropriations | $6,945,600 | $6,942,892 |
| Total estimated revenues (incl. fund balance + reserves) | $2,873,054 | $2,870,346 |
| of which: estimated revenues | $2,479,711 | — |
| of which: appropriated fund balance | $363,343 | $360,635 |
| of which: reserve funding | $30,000 | $30,000 |
| Property tax levy (+$178,030, +4.57%) | $4,072,546 | $4,072,546 |
Derivation walk (tentative → derived adopted): appropriations $6,945,600 − $2,708 = $6,942,892; appropriated fund balance $363,343 − $2,708 = $360,635; total estimated revenues $2,873,054 − $2,708 = $2,870,346; levy unchanged at $4,072,546. Balance check exact: $2,870,346 + $4,072,546 = $6,942,892. Tentative build for reference: estimated revenues $2,479,711 + appropriated fund balance $363,343 + reserve funding $30,000 = $2,873,054; appropriations excluding reserves $6,731,800 + reserves $213,800 = $6,945,600.
Sources: 2026–2027 Tentative General Fund Budget (PDF); April 21, 2026 Village Board agenda.
Village Board meetings
Agendas: Village of Penn Yan official site (villageofpennyan.gov), Village Board agendas.
Pattern, inferred from official agendas with disclosure: regular Village Board meetings are held at 6:00 p.m. in Room 202, Village Hall, 111 Elm Street, Penn Yan, on the third Tuesday of the month — January 20, April 21, May 19, and June 16, 2026 agendas are all third Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m. Special meetings (e.g. April 13 and June 22, 2026) fall outside this pattern.
Regular-pattern dates — check the official calendar for changes.
Elected officials
As listed on the April 21, 2026 adoption agenda (the agenda carrying the General Fund adoption motion). No contact details are shown because none are given in the cited documents.
| Mayor | Patricia Christensen |
| Trustee | Teresa Hoban |
| Trustee | Brenda Travis |
| Trustee | Kevin McLoud |
| Trustee | Robert Craig |
| Trustee | Ronald Dailey |
| Trustee | Dan Henries |
Source: April 21, 2026 Village Board agenda.
Sources & notes
- Sources used: 2026–2027 Tentative General Fund Budget (official PDF) — tentative General Fund budget; April 21, 2026 Village Board agenda (amendments + adoption motions, Resolutions 21/22/23-2026) — agenda (PDF); Finger Lakes Times adoption article — adoption article; Village Board agendas (January 20, May 19, June 16, 2026) for the meeting pattern.
- Sum checks (all exact): tentative balance ($2,873,054 + $4,072,546 = $6,945,600); derived balance ($2,870,346 + $4,072,546 = $6,942,892); amendments (court clerks +$1,904 − police part-time $4,420 − FICA/Medicare $192 = −$2,708; $6,945,600 − $2,708 = $6,942,892; $363,343 − $2,708 = $360,635; $2,873,054 − $2,708 = $2,870,346); tentative revenue build ($2,479,711 + $363,343 + $30,000 = $2,873,054); tentative appropriations build ($6,731,800 + $213,800 = $6,945,600).
- What is not claimed: no village-wide total — water and sewer were adopted separately and are excluded. The derived adopted figures are arithmetic from the tentative PDF plus the agenda amendments, labeled as derived everywhere; the agenda lists motions, not minutes confirming passage, and the Finger Lakes Times figure for fund balance (~$363,343) is the pre-amendment figure. No audit or ACFR figure is shown: audits were not systematically retrieved in this research pass. No neighbor comparison, livability, housing, or schools section yet: those are built during New York's standard pass from verified state datasets. No sales-tax tracker: New York has no SPLOST-style program with a published project list for Penn Yan. Photo: this page is photo-less — no verified Village of Penn Yan photo was on file, and the Yates County Courthouse photo in Penn Yan is the county's building, not the village's, so it was not used as a village photo.
- Jurisdiction palette: No verified Village of Penn Yan palette was on file, so this page uses the neutral Hometown Numbers dark-glass theme rather than a jurisdiction color.