Budgets & Financial Reports
2026 Township Budget Information
At the December 10, 2025 Meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Springfield Township, the Board conducted a Budget Hearing and voted to adopt the 2026 Operating Budget for the Township. The video of the hearing can be viewed here.
The 2026 Real Estate Millage Rate increased from 4.560 mills to 5.008 mills and is just the second such increase since 2021. As a result of the increase in the millage rate, the typical household with a $175,400 property assessment will realize an increase of $62.79 to their real estate tax. An increase of $8.24 is also proposed for refuse and recycling services. Explore the documents below for more information about the 2026 Budget.
- SPTWP Budget 2026 (Nov 10 25)
- 2026 Budget Statement
- 2026 Budget Worksheets
- Act 44 Verification Duda Actuarial Svcs
- Act 44 Verification CBIZ INR
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Township Budgets
- Adopted Budget – Fiscal Year 2025
- Adopted Budget – Fiscal Year 2024
- Adopted Budget – Fiscal Year 2023
- Adopted Budget – Fiscal Year 2022
- Adopted Budget – Fiscal Year 2021
- Adopted Budget – Fiscal Year 2020
- Adopted Budget – Fiscal Year 2019
- Adopted Budget – Fiscal Year 2018
- Adopted Budget – Fiscal Year 2017
- Adopted Budget – Fiscal Year 2016
- Adopted Budget – Fiscal Year 2015
- Adopted Budget – Fiscal Year 2014
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Audits & Financial Statements
- 2023 Audit – Financial Statements
- 2022 Audit – Financial Statements
- 2021 Audit – Financial Statements
- 2020 Audit – Financial Statements
- 2019 Audit – Financial Statements
- 2018 Audit – Financial Statements
- 2017 Audit – Financial Statements
- 2016 Audit – Financial Statements
- 2015 Audit – Financial Statements
- 2014 Audit – Financial Statements
- 2013 Audit – Financial Statements
In accordance with First Class Township Code, Springfield Township's Office of the Manager submits and presents annually to the Board of Commissioners a proposed comprehensive budget for the ensuing fiscal year, comprised of a proposed operating budget and a proposed capital projects program.
The process used to develop the Operating and Capital Budgets include a comprehensive look at all the financial areas of the Township’s operations, levels of service, capital needs, and resource availability. The Board of Commissioners hold various public hearings in October and November where they hear from members of the public, community organizations, and Township Staff before voting on the final budget ordinance December.
After the conclusion of each fiscal year, the Township undergoes an extensive financial audit conducted by a third party agency appointed by the Board of Commissioners to review the previous year's finances. The financial audit is a routine process that is considered a sound accounting measure in the field of public finance.