Sequim posts strong 2024 finances, spends nearly $10 million on capital projects
Finance Director Sue Hagener told the Sequim City Council that citywide revenues exceeded budget in 2024, reserves finished above policy targets, and nearly $10 million was spent on capital projects after engineering capacity returned.
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Finance Director Sue Hagener presented an overview of the City of Sequim’s fiscal-year 2024 performance to the Sequim City Council, saying the citywide budget finished the year with higher-than-expected revenues and reserves and “a very robust capital improvement program.”
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