City of Yakima FY2027-28 Proposed Budget
The City of Yakima's preliminary budget for the biennial fiscal years 2027 and 2028, a pre-adoption draft submitted to the City Council for review and public comment before formal adoption.
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The City of Yakima's preliminary budget for the biennial fiscal years 2027 and 2028, a pre-adoption draft submitted to the City Council for review and public comment before formal adoption.
The City Council meeting included a retirement recognition for a long-time employee and a public hearing regarding property tax levies for the 2027 fiscal year, specifically addressing ordinance proposals for levy increases. The Council also held the first public hearing on the 2027-2028 Preliminary Biennial Budget to review anticipated revenues, expenditures, and services. Additional items covered included the setting of a date for a public hearing on the Comprehensive Plan Update, updates on Engineering and Public Works Capital Projects, and a report on the Wiley City Sewer Study.
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The meeting includes an executive session regarding pending litigation and various administrative items such as the recognition of a retiring employee, public comment sessions, and council reports. Consent agenda items feature setting a date for a public hearing on the Comprehensive Plan Update. Scheduled public hearings include discussions on Ad Valorem Taxes to be levied for the upcoming fiscal year and the presentation of the 2027-2028 Preliminary Biennial Budget. Additional business includes an update on Engineering and Public Works Capital Projects, a City Manager's report, and a review of the Wiley City Sewer Study Report.
The meeting primarily focused on a debate surrounding the use of surveillance technology within the city, specifically Flock cameras, license plate readers, and live feed cameras. Numerous community members provided public input regarding these devices, with opinions divided between those advocating for a complete ban due to privacy concerns and those supporting their use as tools for law enforcement and crime prevention. Additionally, the council discussed the importance of adhering to proper council procedures for governance and decision-making processes.
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