Sarasota budget town hall will focus on a proposed $104.4 million capital plan
Sarasota residents can review a proposed $104.4 million capital plan, unchanged preliminary millage rate and storm-recovery costs at an August 5 town hall.
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Long Beach begins public review of proposed FY2027 budget cuts
Long Beach residents can weigh in on a proposed FY2027 budget with department reductions, an August 5 virtual meeting and written comments due August 14.
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Albuquerque starts its next fiscal year with a new city budget
Albuquerque’s enacted FY2027 budget is now in force, appropriating about $1.5 billion for city operations while setting conditional reserves for employee pay and funding police, transit, housing, homelessness services and neighborhood programs.
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Paramount projects $545,457 general fund gap as parcel-tax measure heads to November ballot
Paramount’s FY 2026-27 outlook projects a $545,457 General Fund gap and a $27.7 million 10-year deficit. A commercial and industrial parcel-tax measure is scheduled for the November 3 ballot.
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Somerville’s approved body-camera grant faces an August deadline
Somerville approved a $231,635 state grant for police body cameras on July 27, but equipment must be received and funds spent by August 31 while implementation, labor and oversight questions remain.
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Albuquerque Council Dismisses Proposed 0.4875% Community Investment Tax
The Albuquerque City Council dismissed Resolution R-26-58 on August 3, leaving a proposed 0.4875% municipal gross receipts tax off the November 3, 2026, ballot through that resolution.
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Pomona’s proposed Measure Z budget reset restores frozen positions but leaves an $8 million deficit
Pomona staff recommended reducing the Children and Youth transfer, restoring funding for 32 frozen positions and narrowing the projected General Fund deficit to about $8 million.
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Garland Council Weighs Bradfield Recreation Center and Pool Decommissioning
Bradfield Recreation Center and Pool remain open as Garland weighs a proposed decommissioning during the FY 2026-27 budget process.
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Kyle Council Budget Process Enters Public Review for Fiscal Year 2026-27
Kyle’s proposed 2026-27 budget is under public review, with utility rates, property taxes, fees, services and capital spending still unresolved.
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Madison Police Body-Camera Request Moves Into 2027 Budget Review
Madison police are seeking $414,784 over three years for a phased body-camera rollout, but the request is not approved and operating costs, records rules and oversight remain unresolved.
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Logan council to hold Aug. 4 hearing on proposed budget adjustments
Logan’s council is scheduled to hear a proposed $143,210 FY2026-27 budget-adjustment package Tuesday, with final budget adoption set for Aug. 11.
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Perth Amboy’s proposed $102.2 million budget heads to public hearing Aug. 12
Perth Amboy’s proposed 2026 municipal budget would add about $213 a year to the municipal share of the average assessed homeowner’s property-tax bill before an Aug. 12 public hearing and possible final adoption.
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Seattle Council Revives Plan for Universal Free School Meals This Fall
A proposed Seattle budget amendment would fund free meals for every Seattle Public Schools student in fall 2026, but the plan still needs council approval amid a projected $175 million general-fund deficit.
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San Antonio mayor seeks private funding for 15 city-supported organizations
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones is asking private donors to make three-year commitments for 15 organizations as San Antonio addresses an estimated $158 million FY 2027 budget gap.
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Rossview Road widening remains a Clarksville FY27 priority, but construction is not scheduled
Clarksville’s adopted FY27 budget keeps Rossview Road widening from Warfield Boulevard to Keysburg Road on the priority list, but the project remains unfunded and the budget does not set a construction start date.
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Olathe council to review proposed 2027 utility and solid-waste budgets
Olathe’s proposed 2027 utility rates would raise the city’s average single-family monthly charge by $9.23, but the rates are not final.
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Madison public-safety chiefs outline long-range staffing and facility plans
Madison police and fire officials presented future staffing, station, apparatus and equipment priorities that could shape city budgets, but no final spending or hiring commitments were approved.
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San Marcos prepares to deliver proposed FY 2026-27 budget
San Marcos is scheduled to deliver its proposed FY 2026-27 budget on August 18, with public hearings set for September 1 and September 15 and major questions still open on taxes, reserves and services.
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Sioux Falls budget process moves toward council review of $1.1 billion capital plan
Sioux Falls is weighing a proposed 2027–2031 capital program focused on streets, utilities, public safety, parks and major civic projects before City Council action in September.
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Upland’s Residential Trash Rates Rose July 1; City Eyes 2027 Review
Upland’s residential Burrtec rates increased July 1, 2026, with the basic 35-gallon service rising to $30.36 per month as the city prepares for a possible early-2027 rate proposal.
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San Bernardino’s $329.5 Million Budget Enters Its Second Month
San Bernardino’s adopted 2026-27 budget is active, funding city services and infrastructure while officials monitor a projected all-funds gap of more than $11 million.
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Salt Lake City property-tax hearing set for Aug. 11 on proposed $13.8 million increase
Salt Lake City will hold an Aug. 11 Truth-in-Taxation hearing on a proposed property-tax increase that would add $13,793,967 in annual city revenue if approved.