The Marshall County Council met for a short meeting on Friday to finalize the budget for 2027.
In the end the Council was able to cut $1.6 million from the general fund and another $2.4 million from special funds, to reach just over $4 million cut from the budgets for the coming year.
One line item that jumped above the projected numbers was for self insurance that saw a 25 percent increase from last year from $3.65 million to $4.47 million.
The council unanimously passed the budget for 2027.
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