Sequim general fund projected "in the black" while revenues shift in 2027 plan
Haehner told council the general fund is projected to end 2027 with revenues slightly exceeding expenditures ($14.1M revenues vs. ~$14M expenditures) and explained that overall revenues drop about $9M from last year largely due to reduced grant funding for capital projects.
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Sequim's proposed 2027 budget shows the general fund projected to be "in the black," with current revenues of roughly $14.1 million slightly exceeding expenditures, Finance Director Sue Haehner said. She described the city's top revenue sources and noted a roughly $9 million decline in requested total revenues compared with the prior-year request, primarily because of reduced intergovernmental grant funding for capital projects.
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