San Angelo Report Warns Service Costs Are Outpacing Revenue
San Angelo’s July 23 city progress report says infrastructure, public safety, cybersecurity and equipment costs are rising faster than current revenue.
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Fresno council may put half-cent sales tax on November ballot
Fresno’s City Council is scheduled to consider a half-cent sales-tax measure for the November 3 ballot as Measure C funding nears its expected end.
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Riverside Council to Review Third-Quarter Finances and Transfers July 28
Riverside City Council will review a cautious but stable General Fund outlook, revenue pressures and proposed transfers at its 3 p.m. meeting July 28.
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Lincoln council advances six tentative budget changes; two fail
Lincoln City Council advanced six tentative 2026-28 budget changes and rejected two others before the next public hearing and scheduled August adoption vote.
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Santa Ana voters are expected to decide Measure X tax’s future
Santa Ana voters are expected to decide Nov. 3 whether to keep Measure X at 1.5 cents per dollar instead of allowing the rate to fall in 2029.
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Hialeah schedules first FY 2027 budget hearing as residents await tax and service details
Hialeah posted notice of its first FY 2027 budget hearing, set for September 8, while key tax, spending and service-fee details remain undecided.
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Kissimmee Budget Workshop on July 28 Will Put Priorities in Focus
Kissimmee commissioners will discuss budget priorities July 28 at City Hall, but the workshop is not final adoption and later hearings will shape spending and tax decisions.
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Eugene Council approves budget framework for 2027-2029 cycle
Eugene OR – The City Council approved a planning framework for the next budget cycle as officials confront a projected $5.1 million annual gap.
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Jackson council faces July 31 budget deadline after revenue shortfalls
Jackson officials are preparing a current-year budget amendment after weaker revenue collections led to spending cuts, with a July 31 state-law deadline ahead.
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Daytona Beach preliminary taxable values rise 12% before budget workshop
Daytona Beach’s preliminary 2026 taxable-value base is up 12.16%, but the increase does not set the millage rate or determine any homeowner’s bill.
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Garland’s Proposed Budget Would Raise Average Utility Bill by $7.13
Garland’s proposed FY 2026-27 budget could add about $7.13 to the average monthly residential utility bill, with final rates still pending.
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Clarksville adopts FY27 budget with $1.01 property-tax rate
Clarksville’s FY2026-27 budget sets a $1.01 property-tax rate, authorizes $178.7 million in General Fund spending and delays several major projects.
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Cape Coral Sets FY2027 Millage Cap; Stormwater Fee Would Rise
Cape Coral City Council set a FY2027 millage cap and assessment limits, including a proposed $7 stormwater increase, while final rates remain pending.
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Minot’s proposed 2027 budget would raise taxes, utility charges
Minot’s proposed nearly $218 million 2027 budget would raise property taxes and utility charges while leaving some positions and projects unfunded.
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Wichita’s proposed 2027 budget is balanced now, but deficits are projected
Wichita’s proposed 2027 budget breaks even in its first year, but projected deficits and thinner reserves could shape future service and tax debates.
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Orlando budget faces possible hiring freeze if tax amendment passes
Orlando is weighing hiring freezes, delayed projects and service changes as officials prepare for possible revenue losses from a November tax amendment.
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Richmond Council to consider 1% school-construction tax referendum
Richmond City Council will consider a proposed 1% sales-tax referendum for school construction on July 27; voters could decide in November if the measure advances.
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Austin City Council reviews $6.6B proposed budget: taxes, fees, and key dates
Austin TX – Proposed $6.6B budget includes a $0.57953 property-tax rate; typical homeowner +$14.49/month. Tax-rate hearing July 30, adoption Aug. 12-14.
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Fayetteville PWC July 22 agenda: Lift Station 33 repair and relay switchboards
Fayetteville Public Works Commission’s July 22 agenda includes a Lift Station 33 structural repair award, relay control switchboard buys, and budget ordinance updates.
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Philadelphia closes online sales-tax loophole for out-of-city sellers—full 8% starts July 1
Philadelphia says remote online sellers must collect the city’s extra 2% sales tax on orders delivered in Philly—not just Pennsylvania’s 6%—starting July 1.
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Austin’s $6.6B proposed budget goes to July 22 hearing: property taxes, social cuts
Austin’s July 22 budget hearing starts the public review of the City Manager’s $6.6B proposal, with proposed higher property taxes and social service cuts.
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Park Tucson parking rates rise July 1—what Tucson drivers pay now
Park Tucson’s new downtown parking rates start July 1, 2026: metered spots $1.50/hr, garages/lots $1.25/hr, plus updated weekend/evening flat fees.