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Public budgets and spending in Chemung County, NY

What the county, cities, towns, villages, school districts, libraries and fire districts spend, from the reports they file with the state and the federal E-Rate program. Spending across the county →

Counties (1)

NameTotal spendingTechnologyMoney still to spend
County of Chemung $371.3M (2025) $5.7M

Cities (1)

NameTotal spendingTechnologyMoney still to spend
City of Elmira $72.9M (2025) $522K

Towns (10)

NameTotal spendingTechnologyMoney still to spend
TOWN of BIG FLATS $14.8M (2025) $125K
TOWN of HORSEHEADS $6.2M (2025)
Town of Ashland $1.5M (2025)
Town of Catlin $2.2M (2025) $198
Town of Chemung $2.5M (2025)
Town of Elmira $5.1M (2025)
Town of Erin $970K (2025)
Town of Southport $4.7M (2025)
Town of Van Etten $1.8M (2025)
Town of Veteran $2.1M (2025)

Villages (4)

NameTotal spendingTechnologyMoney still to spend
Village of Elmira Heights $5.5M (2025)
Village of Horseheads $7.5M (2025) $15K
Village of Millport $432K (2025)
Village of Wellsburg $477K (2025)

School districts (7)

BOCES and intermediate units (1)

NameTotal spendingTechnologyMoney still to spend
GST BOCES $6,408$474K

Libraries (2)

NameTotal spendingTechnologyMoney still to spend
Southern Tier Library System $89K$1.6M
Steele Memorial Library

Fire districts (10)

NameTotal spendingTechnologyMoney still to spend
Baldwin No. 1 Fire District $74K (2025)
Big Flats No. 1 Fire District $893K (2025)
Big Flats No. 2 Fire District $163K (2025)
Chemung No. 1 Fire District $265K (2024)
Elmira No. 1 Fire District $856K (2025)
Erin No. 1 Fire District $129K (2025)
Horseheads No. 1 Fire District $49K (2025)
Pine City Fire District $143K (2025)
Webbs Mills No. 4 Fire District $216K (2025)
West Hill No. 3 Fire District $57K (2024)

Total spending is each body’s own annual report to the NYS Comptroller (all funds, newest year). Technology: data processing, phones, 911 and radio and computer instruction lines, plus E-Rate purchases. Money still to spend: E-Rate networking budget left in the current five-year cycle and Smart Schools bond money not yet planned.