Denver mayor releases preliminary FY2027 budget proposal
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston released a preliminary fiscal year 2027 budget proposal on July 22, 2026, starting the City and County of Denver’s next budget process.
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Houston’s FY2027 budget takes effect with new $5 monthly solid-waste fee
Houston City Council approved Mayor John Whitmire’s FY2027 budget in a 15-1 vote June 10, creating a $5 monthly administrative fee for municipal solid-waste collection and disposal services that the city said would begin appearing on August water bills.
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Nashua moves FY2027 budget and related spending measures through city review
Nashua’s FY2027 proposed budget remains the city’s active budget document as municipal records also identify school construction funding, state grant acceptance, labor agreements and a development agreement among related measures.
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New York City adopts $125.8 billion FY2027 budget after Mamdani-Council agreement
The New York City Council approved a $125.8 billion FY2027 budget in a 44-6 vote June 30, and Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed it July 1.
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Burlington approves $112.6 million FY2027 budget in 10-1 council vote
The Burlington City Council approved a $112.6 million FY2027 budget on June 15, 2026. The city estimates the municipal portion of taxes will rise about $191 for a median-value home assessed at $353,000.
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Houston City Council adopts $7.5 billion FY2027 budget with new $5 monthly solid-waste fee
Houston City Council approved the city’s $7.5 billion FY2027 budget in a 15–1 vote on June 10, 2026. The plan took effect July 1 and includes a new $5 monthly solid-waste administrative fee.
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Birmingham approves $615 million FY2027 budget with neighborhood, transit and public-safety spending
Birmingham City Council approved a $615 million FY2027 spending plan presented by Mayor Randall Woodfin, including $3 million for Birmingham Xpress and priorities for neighborhoods, youth, public safety and city employees.
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Dover council advances FY2027 budget plan with proposed tax and electric-rate increases
Dover City Council nearly unanimously advanced a balanced FY2027 budget plan that includes proposed property-tax and electric-use-rate increases, department cuts and $1.6 million in state funding for public-safety services provided to Delaware State University.
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Springfield posts FY2027 proposed budget materials and hearing record
Springfield has posted FY2027 proposed-budget documents, a budget calendar, hearing notice, amended summary and department presentations. The available record outlines the February appropriation schedule but does not, by itself, establish final enactment or the total budget amount.
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Lexington council gives final approval to FY2027 budget
The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council gave final approval to the city-county government’s FY2027 budget on June 9, establishing the spending framework for the fiscal year that began July 1.
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Frederick’s FY2027 budget takes effect after unanimous council approval
Frederick City Council unanimously adopted Mayor Michael O’Connor’s FY2027 budget proposal on May 29. The city’s financial plan took effect July 1.
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Bowser Returns Washington, DC FY2027 Budget Unsigned as Council Protects Spending
Mayor Muriel Bowser returned Washington, DC’s FY2027 budget unsigned on July 28, but the package is still expected to undergo congressional review and take effect October 1 while the District faces longer-term revenue and reserve pressures.