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City Budget Overview

Allentown mayor unveils balanced 2027 budget with 3.81% property tax increase

Mayor Matt Turek presented a balanced 2027 draft budget that asks residents to accept a 3.81% property tax increase (about $1.75 per month on average), emphasizes public‑safety spending and relies on department discretionary cuts rather than drawing on reserves.

Allentown CityOct 15, 2026

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City presents FY26–27 budget showing multi‑million-dollar shortfall and planned capital spending

City staff presented the FY26–27 budget showing departmental allocations and a projected general-fund deficit driven by sales-tax impacts and purchase-power increases; capital projects and grant reimbursements were discussed as timing drivers.

SidneySep 8, 2026

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Budget committee begins review of mayor's 2027 recommended budget

Budget Director Sean Green told the Minneapolis Budget Committee the mayor's 2027 recommended plan totals about $2.29 billion, supports roughly 4,285 FTEs and proposes an approximate $606 million property tax levy — an 11.3% increase. The committee pressed for more line‑by‑line transparency and department presentations are scheduled through October.

Minneapolis CitySep 4, 2026

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Staff outlines 2027 city budget and a proposed 10.44% preliminary levy increase

City finance staff presented the proposed 2027 budget: operating expenditures of $14.62 million, debt service levy rising by $495,000, and a preliminary citywide levy increase of 10.44% to $8,211,222; staff recommended using portions of fund balance and pilot revenue assumptions to reduce the increase.

Brainerd CitySep 1, 2026