A city council is debating cost reductions and tax increases as part of the budget and bond process for 2027. This discussion is taking place alongside a progress update on bond projects from 2022.
The council is working to approve the 2027 budget and bond process. Details about the progress of the 2022 bond projects and the ongoing budget discussions are available.
Further information on the city's bond projects and the council's deliberations can be found through the original source.
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