Olmsted County History Center Facing 50k In Budget Cuts (abc 6 news) – the history center of olmsted county is facing a budget shortage, according to the executive director. executive director, wayne gannaway shared a post on the history center’s. The history center of olmsted county is grappling with a potential budget cut as it prepares to start work next year on a proposed $2.3 million renovation of the historic george stopple farm.
History Center Of Olmsted County Faces Potential Budget Cut Post History center makes final funding pitch as olmsted county budget vote nears spending plan calls for nearly $40,000 reduction to nonprofit in county budget that sees 5.2% increase in overall tax levy. Rochester, minn. the history center of olmsted county is set to lose almost $40,000 in funding in the county's 2024 budget. now, history center staff are asking to have that funding restored. according to the center, over 16% of its budget will be wiped out under current plans. “it brings the history center back to its 2023 budget of $239,550,” commissioner dave senjem in supporting the last minute tweak to the county’s $357.7 million budget. Rochester, minn. the history center of olmsted county will be receiving $239,000 for it’s 2024 budget, matching the budget it had this year. for the history center, having the support of the county commissioners means it can continue to focus on preserving artifacts. according to the history centers executive director wayne gannaway if it.
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