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San Diego City Council alters budget input process due to financial volatility

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The San Diego City Council is eliminating a policy that allowed council members to submit an early wave of budget priority requests to the mayor since 2022. This change reduces the number of annual priority memos submitted by council members from three to two. Councilmember Foster stated the change was motivated by the city’s budget crisis and financial volatility, making October too early to fully analyze tax revenues.

From sandiegouniontribune.com

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The policy change retreats from a measure designed to shift some power over the city’s $6 billion annual budget from the mayor to the council. The original policy allowed council input into the initial steps of crafting the proposed spending plan before its release each April 15.

The San Diego City Council is responsible for managing the city's governance, finances, and infrastructure issues.

From sandiegouniontribune.com

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