This page provides links to past budget and tax information.

Central Valley School District voters went to polls on Tuesday, May 17 and approved the district’s proposed 2022-23 school budget  yes 333—  no 36. The budget passed with 90.2 percent in favor. Voters approved the district's proposed capital project. Voters also elected Jason Sanchez, Matt Darrow, and Valerie Day to three-year terms to the board of education. 

The $52,414,760 budget increases spending 2.62 percent or $1,340,598 over the current year and carries no tax levy increase.

The final count was:

• Yes— 333

• No— 36

The $15 million capital project will address routine maintenance and modernize signs across the district.

The final count was:

• Yes— 313

• No— 57

Voters elected Jason Sanchez, Matt Darrow, and Valerie Day to the Board of Education. The final count for each candidate was:

• Jason Sanchez—266

• Matt Darrow—270

• Valerie Day—305

Key numbers – 2022-23 budget

• Total spending—$52,414,760; up 2.62 percent percent or $1,340,598 compared to the current year

• Tax levy—$8,725,000; no increase

Required budget information online—New York State law requires that school districts post certain budget information online for the public to review. Below find PDFs of each required report. If you have any trouble accessing the information in the PDFs, please contact the district business office at 315-894-5000, press 6. Copies are also available from the district office.

• 2022-23 Three-Part Budget (PDF)—the district’s proposed expenditures broken down into three categories (administration, instruction and capital.

• 2022-23 Budget Expenditure Detail (PDF)—the district’s proposed expenditures by line.

• 2022-23 Budget Revenue Detail (PDF)—the district’s proposed revenues by line.

• 2022-23 Budget Notice (PDF)—a one-page document that compares the district’s proposed budget, tax levy, and three-part budget components to last year’s adopted budget, voting information and projected STAR savings.

• 2022-23 Property Tax Report Card (PDF)—the district’s property tax levy calculation and information related to the district’s reserve funds. This is also available for the NYS Education Department as an Excel spreadsheet.

• Central Valley CSD 2020-21 School Fiscal Report Card)—Complete data may  be viewed on the NYS Education Department website.

• Property Exemption—listing of properties that are exempt from school property taxes. This includes both tax exempt properties and properties covered under Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreements.

• 2022-23 Administrative Salary Disclosure (PDF)—the superintendent’s and assistant superintendent’s salaries, benefits and other compensation.

• 2022-23 Budget Newsletter (PDF)

• 2021-22 Allocation Transparency Report (PDF)

Paying your tax bill

Early in September, Herkimer County prints and mails Central Valley CSD’s property tax bills. Taxes must be paid in full and are due no later than Oct. 1. Taxes paid after Oct. 1 are subject to a 2 percent fee. Taxes may be paid by mail or in person.

• To pay by mail, make checks payable to Cherri L Hyer, Central Valley CSD Receiver of Taxes and mail to:

Cherri L Hyer
Central Valley CSD Receiver of Taxes
PO Box 160
Mohawk, NY 13407

• To pay in person:

66 E Main St, Mohawk, NY
9:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Mon.-Fri.
Phone: 315-866-0500
The office is closed Labor Day and Columbus Day.