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OSWEGO — A surprising 3% tax reduction, a $5 million reduction in expenditures, a pay raise for legislators and department heads, and protection for senior citizen services despite a 20% cut in funding for them from the state, meanwhile utilizing no fund balance reserves, highlight the 2021 Oswego County budget formally passed Dec. 10.
In a year of financial upheaval unlike any seen in generations, the county took early steps to protect what it had and reduce what it could. Department heads were tasked with cutting non-essential expenses in every way possible while retaining as many positions as possible.
Each department was required to work with counterparts in the state government to assess how much of a reduction in state funding they might receive this year as a result of the state’s $15 billion deficit and to budget accordingly. This year’s county budget is therefore a conservative, worst-case-scenario budget. Things could turn out better, but no one is ....

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