On Friday, June 26, the City of Spring Hill received official word from the State of Tennessee Comptroller’s Office that the City’s 2027 Fiscal Year budget has been approved, receiving recognition from the State Comptroller as being a “Distinguished Submission.”
The budget was submitted shortly after it was passed on second reading by the Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen on June 15, via Ordinance 26-10.
“This recognition from the State Comptroller reflects the thoughtful planning, fiscal discipline, and teamwork that went into developing our FY27 budget. I want to especially thank Finance Director Rebecca Holden and Budget Manager Chelsea Perryman for their outstanding leadership and dedication,” said Mayor Matt Fitterer. “Our shared commitment to transparency, accountability, and financial stewardship helps ensure that the City of Spring Hill is well-positioned to meet the needs of residents today while planning responsibly for tomorrow while minimizing burden on taxpayers. This distinction reflects the high standard our team strives to uphold in serving our community.”
“We commend the governing body and local officials for submitting a well presented, timely, and organized budget. Complete and detailed submissions allow our office to efficiently review the budget and provide an accurate assessment within a timely manner which supports financial health in local governments in the State of Tennessee,” stated the letter from the Comptroller’s Office. “We greatly appreciate the detail, time, and effort that you put into the budget submission and look forward to continuing our work with Spring Hill to make government work better.”
You can read the full letter from the Comptroller’s Office here.
If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Communications Director Lucas Wright at lwright@springhilltn.org.
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