Parks staff give Budget 101 as San Ramon seeks fiscal sustainability
Program manager May Milinik gave a Budget 101 overview outlining the city budget process, a multi-year structural deficit that produced a projected $17.6 million shortfall and Measure N (a 1% transaction and use tax); staff emphasized cost-recovery targets and invited commission input on a forthcoming fiscal sustainability policy.
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Program manager May Milinik delivered a Budget 101 briefing to the Parks and Community Services Commission on Sept. 9, explaining how the city prepares its annual budget, the drivers of expenses and the role of the commission in advising on departmental priorities.
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