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Budget shortfalls in Washington meetings
Quotes mentioning budget shortfalls, from the most recent Washington meetings we have transcripts for. Show all topics.
5:34
And we had a brief, a August 24th. We do have ongoing structural deficit about that later, although it has closed little bit. When you saw it i August, the the structural deficit comes from deferral o a decade through constrained…
15:17
We were, of course, anticipating a budget deficit, however, seeing that we do our very conservative, when it comes to our revenues, and also conservative, when it comes to our expenditures, I'll say this, this deficit in the surplus is very welcome.
1:18:13
Very good. Um, I would ask that Liz read the ordinance title, please. Ordinance number 2026-18, an ordinance of the city of Battleground, Washington, repealing Battleground Municipal Code 3.04.010 010 Insurance Reserve Fund, repealing…
17:09
This fund served the purpose of the new strategy Reserve Fund executive staff state that during the biennium, this strategy, funded for time limited projects including including Seattle Public Schools, creation of substance Use Reduction work Group and virtual parent education sessions, among other programs.
1:27:43
And then number two, and this is a smaller thing, but nonetheless, we are dealing with a budget shortfall, and this is money we don't have to spend now.
2:17:26
We are looking for at a budget shortfall. We're talking about a potential uh tax increase by implementing a BNO tax now. Okay. Uh providing potential additional burden on our local business owners.
2:48:38
So it will be a 4.9% increase in the Small Works Roaster fees for municipalities. on the ADBC legislative committee, we heard a survey and so we met last week at the conference or was it the week before, but anyway, the 2027 budget survey amongst city councils across the state 75% were concerned with a budget shortfall.