Strategic Priorities for 2026-2029
Summary
The council ratified three priorities — financial sustainability, infrastructure, and affordability/housing — against a backdrop of a roughly $16 million projected structural deficit, declining reserves, and a balanced budget promised without layoffs or service cuts on May 11.
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Last discussed Apr 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Projected structural deficit around $16 million; efficiencies projected to save roughly $7 million annually.
Residents gain a public dashboard, priority-based budgeting, and child care/affordability investments.
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City Council Meeting Agenda — April 27, 2026
The council ratified three priorities — financial sustainability, infrastructure, and affordability/housing — against a backdrop of a roughly $16 million projected structural deficit, declining reserves, and a balanced budget promised without layoffs or service cuts on May 11.
City Council Meeting Agenda — February 14, 2026
The Council was scheduled to set its top priorities for the next four years and pick metrics to track progress. This roadmap guides what the city focuses on — and funds — through 2029.
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