Fulton County Board of Commissioners Approves FY2026 Budget
February 17, 2026
The Fulton County Board of Commissioners has officially approved the county’s Fiscal Year 2026 operating budget, adopting a balanced financial plan that preserves essential services, strengthens core operations, and reflects a continued commitment to responsible fiscal management. Notably, the approved budget maintains the current property tax rate at 8.87 mills, reinforcing the County’s effort to support residents while sustaining high-quality public services.
The FY 2026 budget strategically prioritizes critical community needs, with significant investments allocated to public safety, health and human services, infrastructure improvements, elections administration, library services, and support for the arts. These funding priorities are designed to enhance service delivery, promote community well-being, and ensure that county resources align with the evolving needs of Fulton County residents.
The FY 2026 budget strategically prioritizes critical community needs, with significant investments allocated to public safety, health and human services, infrastructure improvements, elections administration, library services, and support for the arts. These funding priorities are designed to enhance service delivery, promote community well-being, and ensure that county resources align with the evolving needs of Fulton County residents.