10/19/2026
🎥 EVERY DOLLAR COUNTS: BREAKING DOWN TROY’S PROPOSED 2027 BUDGET
What does the proposed 2027 City of Troy budget mean for you and your family? Mayor Mantello breaks it all down in this video.
✅ Under the state tax cap, with a proposed 3.4% property tax increase, approximately $7.12 per month for a $150,000 homeowner.
✅ No increase to the annual garbage fee, following a $25 per unit reduction in 2026.
✅ A growing budget surplus, stronger financial position, and a continued focus on responsible spending.
✅ Investments in public safety, infrastructure, cleaner neighborhoods, parks, and economic development projects.
✅ Approximately $100,000 in annual savings as Troy begins its first full year operating out of the former Proctor’s Theatre as City Hall.
We know families are feeling the pressure of rising costs, and the City is facing multi-million-dollar increases in pension and healthcare expenses. That’s why we’re taking a hard look at spending, exploring new revenue opportunities, and making smart investments to protect the services residents depend on.
Troy is moving forward, and our focus remains on a safer, cleaner, more affordable city for everyone.
