Kentucky Record
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FY2026-27 budget and bond ordinances assigned to committees

Summary

The metro operating and capital budgets, TARC and Louisville Tourism budgets, a $750 million Norton Healthcare bond authorization, and dozens of small NDF grants all got their committee assignments. These are the items that will actually shape taxes, services, transit and parks spending next fiscal year.

At a glance

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Last discussed Jun 9, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The budget ordinances set next year's metro spending, and the Norton bond package alone authorizes up to $750 million in conduit financing.

✅Who benefits

Every Louisville resident who uses metro services, transit, parks, and libraries will be affected by how these items fare in committee.

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