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Sterling Heights unveils $294 million proposed FY2027 budget, holds two workshops before May vote
Summary
City officials presented a $294 million proposed FY2027 budget highlighting a $136.2 million general fund, modest revenue growth, 14 new proposed full‑time positions and planned investments in roads, parks and sustainability; council asked for follow‑up work on grants, trees and project sequencing ahead of a May 5 adoption vote.
Sterling Heights city officials on April 14 presented a proposed fiscal year 2027 budget totaling $294 million and fielded detailed questions from council about funding, timing and program delivery. City Manager Mark Vanderpool told council the plan focuses on financial stability while maintaining investments in quality of life, sustainability and infrastructure ahead of a planned vote in early May.
CFO Jennifer Vanney said the proposed budget includes a $136.2 million general fund (about 46% of total budget), a water and sewer fund of $67.5 million and special revenue funds totaling about $66.2…
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