The Town of Albion board set a public hearing on its 2027 preliminary budget for October 26 at 5 p.m., according to draft minutes of the October 5 meeting. The draft records a unanimous vote to advance the tentative spending plan to a preliminary budget under Resolution 15 of 2026. Board members were asked to review the proposal and bring changes or concerns to the October 26 meeting. The meeting account describes the proposal as $3,462 below the tax cap and identifies the highway department as its largest expense. The minutes do not provide the budget's total spending, proposed tax levy, tax rates or a department-by-department comparison. The statement about the cap should not be read as a promised change in any resident's tax bill. The hearing date is a step in the budget process; the draft does not record adoption of a final 2027 budget. The same meeting produced a separate decision on Union Cemetery. All five board members voted to adopt new fees and rules under Resolution 9 of 2026, the draft says. It does not reproduce the fee schedule or rules, so the amounts and detailed conditions cannot be established from this record alone. A proposed code-enforcement fee schedule was deferred to October 26 while a resolution was prepared. That pending proposal is separate from the cemetery measure the draft records as adopted. The board also left a sidewalk-extension request for further discussion at the October 26 meeting. Orleans Community Health had requested an extension from Route 31 to UConnect Care on Butts Road. The draft describes unresolved questions about installation and maintenance costs and whether responsibility would fall to the town or village. Source: the Town of Albion's October 5, 2026 draft minutes. The October 26 date and time are those recorded there; the record does not establish a later schedule change.