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San Diego County officials are urging residents to actively participate in shaping the county's budget for the upcoming fiscal year. During a recent government meeting, county representatives emphasized the importance of community input in guiding policies and programs that directly affect local services and resources.

Residents can engage in the budget process by visiting EngageSanDiegoCounty.gov, a dedicated platform that offers various ways to share feedback. The site features a new tool that allows users to prioritize budget items based on their personal concerns and interests. This interactive approach aims to ensure that the budget reflects the community's needs and preferences.
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In addition to online engagement, the county is hosting several community meetings, both in-person and virtually, to facilitate direct dialogue between residents and officials. These meetings will provide an opportunity for attendees to voice their opinions and ask questions about the budget.

Once the budget is released in May, residents will have until June 12 to submit their comments online. Additionally, community members can participate in Board of Supervisor meetings, either by attending in person or calling in, to express their views.

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This initiative underscores the county's commitment to transparency and collaboration, encouraging residents to take an active role in the decision-making process that impacts their lives. For more information on how to get involved, including event dates and times, residents are encouraged to visit EngageSanDiegoCounty.gov.

Converted from Get Involved in the County of San Diego Budget meeting on March 20, 2025
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