Report third quarter budget results and COVID-19 financial impact on city
In Plain English
The city presents its spending and revenue through March 2020, covering both routine operations and major projects. COVID-19 began affecting city finances in late March as businesses closed and tax revenue dropped. The mayor formed a 3-member committee to work with staff and unions on budget solutions.
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