Beaverton utility bills to rise by at least $13 in August
Beaverton utility customers will see at least $13 in new monthly charges beginning in August as the city addresses a $16.2 million budget gap.
General Fund
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Berkeley Adopts Two-Year Budget Amid $30 Million Annual Shortfall
Berkeley City Council approved a two-year operating budget and five-year capital plan as the city confronts a projected annual general-fund gap of up to $30 million.
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San Bernardino adopts 2026–27 budget with $104.9 million reserve
San Bernardino’s City Council approved the 2026–27 budget, preserving a projected $104.9 million General Fund reserve and directing $1 million to arts.
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Fullerton Delays Final Budget Vote as Deficit Reaches $3.8 Million
Fullerton leaders chose a preferred budget-cutting framework but delayed final action until Aug. 18 as the city weighs service reductions and reserves.
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Corpus Christi budget proposal confronts nearly $1 million shortfall
Corpus Christi’s proposed FY 2027 budget responds to a nearly $1 million General Fund revenue shortfall and lower-than-planned property values.
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Cupertino Sets FY 2026-27 Budget Priorities With $200,000 Housing Allocation
Cupertino’s FY 2026-27 budget priorities include $200,000 for RISE Housing and a 3% raise for covered bargaining-unit employees.
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Virginia reports preliminary $936 million general-fund surplus for fiscal 2026
Gov. Abigail Spanberger announced a preliminary $936 million surplus above Virginia’s fiscal 2026 general-fund forecast. No Spencer-specific allocation has been identified.
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Eugene council adopts framework for 2027–29 budget decisions amid structural gap
Eugene City Council has approved revised budget principles, a service framework and a strategic-plan framework to guide development of the city’s 2027–29 biennial budget.
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Minneapolis weighs projected 2027 general-fund gap of up to $33 million
Minneapolis leaders are preparing for 2027 budget decisions amid a reported general-fund shortfall projection of up to $33 million. No tax increase or spending plan has been adopted.
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State comptroller projects roughly $103 million Buffalo general-fund gap as adopted budget moves to implementation
A New York State Comptroller review projected an approximately $103 million general-fund deficit for Buffalo’s 2026-27 fiscal year, while city budget documents show the adopted plan has moved into implementation.
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New Hampshire curtails health-services funding as DHHS faces $51 million biennial reduction
New Hampshire’s Department of Health and Human Services faces a $51 million general-fund reduction over the 2026-2027 budget biennium, the largest listed reduction among 11 state departments required to make back-of-budget cuts.
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Des Moines expects early-August release of resident input on projected $12 million budget gap
Des Moines is expected to publish early-August results from an online feedback process on possible savings, revenue and service options tied to projected general-fund gaps in fiscal years 2028 and 2029.
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Hayward voters will decide whether to update the city’s 48-year-old business tax
Hayward voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to update the city’s 1978 Business License Tax structure, with a City Attorney analysis due Aug. 3.
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Virginia’s Preliminary $936 Million Surplus Leaves Budget Questions Unsettled
Virginia’s preliminary $936.3 million fiscal 2026 surplus improves the state’s budget position, but final accounting and volatile revenue sources will shape what lawmakers can responsibly spend.
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Idaho Ends Fiscal Year With $250 Million Available for 2027 Budget
Idaho will carry about $250 million into its fiscal 2027 General Fund, but the balance does not automatically restore cuts or fund new programs.
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Tacoma forecast shows $40M General Fund gap before 2027-28 budget
Tacoma’s June 9 forecast projects a $40 million General Fund gap for 2027-28, raising pressure on staffing, services and future revenue choices.