Lynnwood council Sept. 23 to discuss priorities of 2025-26 biennial budget, review public survey - Lynnwood Today

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The Lynnwood City Council is set to meet on September 23 to discuss the priorities for the upcoming 2025-2026 biennial budget. During this meeting, council members will review public survey results, highlighting the importance of community input in shaping financial strategies. This initial public hearing signifies a key step in the budget process, as it allows residents to share their perspectives and priorities directly with local officials. With preliminary projections suggesting potential financial constraints, the council's engagement with the public is particularly critical. The feedback collected from the survey will help guide council decisions, ensuring that the budget reflects the community's needs and aspirations.

As Lynnwood continues to grow, effective financial planning will be essential for maintaining and enhancing public services. The council’s focus on transparency and inclusivity serves to strengthen the relationship between the government and its constituents. Residents are encouraged to participate actively in this process, as their voices will play a vital role in determining the city's financial future.

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