CDC adopts FY26–27 budget recommendation with amendment prioritizing high-need communities
The Austin CDC voted to adopt a budget memorandum recommending additional funds across housing, parks, transportation and homeless services. Vice Chair Achilles’ amendment added a sidewalk-infrastructure priority for high‑need communities (example: North Lamar) in response to high-risk crash and fatality data.
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The Austin Community Development Commission voted March 10 to adopt its FY26–27 budget memorandum, which recommends additional assessments and funding across several city programs, including displacement-prevention, rental-housing development assistance, park renovation and sidewalk and ADA master-plan implementation.
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