Summary
The six-year fiscal plan locks in the projections from the budget the council just adopted — but it also shows FY28 will be tighter and liquid reserves are thin after January's ~$50 million snow cleanup. The committee wants a fall review of how the rainy-day fund and general reserves are balanced.
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Last discussed Jun 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
Revenue growth of ~2.9% a year, a $133 million jump in CIP current revenue in FY28, and only ~$40.5 million in liquid reserves heading into FY28.
County residents and agencies that rely on stable, well-planned budgeting through 2032.
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