Red Hook WatchIndependent Community Resource

Highway — Town-wide

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Paid by all Town residents (incl. Village residents)

Composition over time

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Show data table
CategoryFY14/14FY15/15FY16/16FY17/17FY18/18FY24/24FY25/25FY26/26
Transportation$130K$162K
Debt Service$2K$19K$39K
Interfund Transfers$750

Year-by-year

FYStateAs ofRevenueAppropriationNet
FY26/26Tentative$750$750$0
FY25/25AFRDec 2025$129K$162K$-34K
FY24/24AFRDec 2024$182K$130K$51K
FY18/18AFRDec 2018
FY17/17AFRDec 2017
FY16/16AFRDec 2016$22K$39K$-17K
FY15/15AFRDec 2015$19K$19K$11
FY14/14AFRDec 2014$19K$2K$17K
FYInOut (operating)Out (capital)NetSource
FY26/26+$500+$500Proposed budget
FY25/25+$3K+$3KAFR
FY24/24+$131K+$131KAFR
Per-flow breakdown (all FYs)
FY FY26/26
  • DA5031Interfund Transfers← (unspecified)+$500
FY FY25/25
  • DA5031Interfund Transfers← (unspecified)+$3K
FY FY24/24
  • DA5031Interfund Transfers← (unspecified)+$131K
About this fund
Fund DA is the Town-wide Highway Fund — paid by all Town residents incl. Village residents. Recent years it has carried a $0 property-tax levy because State Multi-Modal Transportation aid covers operations.

See also the activity-based-cost methodology — same data, organized by service activity instead of OSC chart-of-accounts category.

Sources: OSC Annual Financial Reports (actuals, modified-accrual basis); Town Budget PDFs mirrored from the CivicPlus DocumentCenter (adopted / preliminary). The Town files its fiscal year on a calendar-year basis, so FY24/24 corresponds to budget calendar year 2024.