The City of Edgerton creates an annual budget that is approved by the Governing Body. The budget details the allocation of resources to meet community priorities and organizational objectives. The City's Finance Department monitors revenue sources generated through taxes and fees as well as City expenditures. The budget is approved each year in September.
- Proposed FY 2027 Budget
- FY 2026 Budget
- FY 2025 Budget
Proposed Budget for FY 2027
FY 2026 General Fund, Utility Fund, Other Funds, IT Equipment, and Vehicles & EquipmentPDF, 264 pages, 23.0 MB
General, Utilities, Other Funds, and Vehicles and EquipmentPDF, 75 pages, 4.9 MB
2027 Budget Calendar
- May 14, 2026 City Council hears results of 2025 Audit.
- May 28, 2026 City Council hears 2027 funding requests from outside organizations
- July 2026 Budget Work Session to present recommended fund budgets and vehicle and equipment replacement budget
- August 2026 City Council conducts public hearing on RNR and 2027 budget
- September 2026 City Council adopts 2027 budget
- September 11 - 30, 2026 The City certifies the 2027 budget to the County Clerk
- 2028 Budget Process Begins
- October 8, 2026 City Council holds work session to review 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program
- October 22, 2026 City Council adopts 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program
About the Budget
Budget 101
The budget sets the maximum amount of money that the City can spend each year. The budget details how the City uses its resources to meet community priorities and organizational objectives. Check out this video that explains the budget process.
Revenue Neutral Rate
The revenue neutral rate (RNR) is the tax rate that would generate the same property tax revenue as levied the previous tax year, using the current tax year’s total assessed valuation.
As a Johnson County property owner, your total tax bill is distributed to multiple jurisdictions including, but not limited to:
- State
- County
- City
- School district
- Library
- Park and Recreation district
Please note a rise in appraised property value can bring an increase in property tax revenue – even if the mill levy rate goes down. Visit Johnson County and the State of Kansas for more information about the RNR and appraisal process.
Property taxes and the budget
Learn how property taxes are calculated and disbursed among the taxing jurisdictions in this video.
Page updated July 31, 2026