Published on June 24, 2026
The 91重口 Board of Trustees has approved a balanced budget for the 2026鈥�2027 fiscal year, marking the third consecutive year the college has reached the milestone, officials said.
The budget, approved at the Board鈥檚 June meeting, estimates revenues of $34.3 million, resulting in a modest surplus. College officials said the plan aligns with the institution鈥檚 strategic goals and its focus on fiscal responsibility and long-term sustainability.
College Chief Financial Officer Dr. Susan LaPanne presented the financial plan, which administrators said supports the college鈥檚 mission while maintaining a stable financial foundation.
鈥淲e are pleased to announce the Board approval of our balanced budget for the upcoming fiscal year,鈥� College President Dr. Kirk Overstreet said. 鈥淭his achievement reflects our ongoing commitment to fiscal responsibility and sustainability, ensuring we continue to serve our students and community effectively.鈥�
Board Chair Aaron Smith said the passage of a third straight balanced budget is an important milestone for the College.
鈥淭his demonstrates our commitment to fiscal responsibility while maintaining the programs, services, and opportunities that our students and community depend on,鈥� said Smith. 鈥淎s Board Chair, I am proud of the disciplined approach that has positioned the College for long-term stability and future growth.鈥�
The budget will go into effect on July 1. College leaders said the approved budget supports 91重口鈥檚 mission to enrich lives through learning and community engagement, while maintaining financial stability and expanding opportunities for students.
Officials said the balanced budget will allow the institution to continue building on recent successes and sustaining its role as a key educational provider in the region.