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FY27 Budget Update: Collaborative Conversations

Committees have now finished their budget oversight hearings and we’ve heard from the public and agency officials on how these cuts will impact people in their daily lives. The Council has continued doing something very positive this year – rather than wait to share the work of the committees right before the budget vote, we’re having weekly conversations about the budget. This week, we talked about our committee work, how we’re planning to fill budget holes, and where we are finding money that can be transferred to help other committees. This collaborative process will make the budget better. On deck next week: a conversation about revenue raisers and making sure those with the most are paying their fair share so those with the least aren’t bearing the brunt of our financial challenges.

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Fundamentally, the tax and revenue proposals the Council discussed are about fairness.
Reforming our tax code is about ensuring a fair, shared responsibility for the programs and services – for safe and clean streets, for public infrastructure, for housing assistance, for healthy food access – that we all rely on. Our District must work for all of us, not just those who can most easily afford it.
Reforming our tax code is about ensuring a fair, shared responsibility for the programs and services – for safe and clean streets, for public infrastructure, for housing assistance, for healthy food access – that we all rely on. Our District must work for all of us, not just those who can most easily afford it.

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