Receive year-end financial report showing $14.3 million unspent funds
In Plain English
The city finished the 2022-23 fiscal year with $14.3 million more than it spent. Total revenue came in 5% above budget at $226 million while spending was 2% below budget. The city council must decide how to use these unspent funds.
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Themes From Comments
3 people raised 2 topics (3 submitted written comments)
CCRP Funding & Implementation
2 wroteTwo speakers urged full funding for the Community Crisis Response Program, with one requesting $2M from unspent fiscal year funds and another emphasizing the need for adequate initial funding to ensure program success and reduce police call burden.
Budget Adjustments Support
1 wroteOne speaker requested that council adopt the proposed year-end budget adjustments as presented by staff.
Theme groupings and summaries are auto-generated from meeting records. Extracted Apr 3, 2026.
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