The Port Allegany School Board adopted its 2013-14 general
fund budget Monday night, giving unanimous approval to a document that bridged
the apparent $903,084 gap between revenues and spending in the tentative budget
adopted a month ago.
Superintendent Tony Flint and business manager Judy Bodamer
listed some $163,000 in additional revenues that have become available in the
interim, and around $303,000 in spending reductions. Also, funds will be used
from a fund balancing account.
The $14,106,517 fiscal plan calls for no increase in taxes,
with even a slight decrease in the Potter County portion of the district from
39.72 mills to 39.6. McKean County rates will remain at 15.27 mills,
The school board also adopted a 2013-14 capital reserve
budget totaling $464,737, designated for maintenance and repair projects.
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