Public has their say on Lynnwood's preliminary biennial budget - Lynnwood Today

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In a recent meeting on September 23, Lynnwood City Finance Director Michelle Meyer presented the draft biennial budget for 2025-26, inviting public feedback to ensure alignment with community priorities. The preliminary budget reflects the city’s dedication to enhancing local services, infrastructure, and overall quality of life for residents. During the presentation, council members highlighted the importance of community engagement in the budgeting process, emphasizing that public input will play a crucial role in shaping the final financial plan. Residents were encouraged to voice their opinions and concerns, fostering a collaborative approach to city governance. The budget aims to address pressing local issues while considering the financial constraints faced by the city.

As part of the process, the council will carefully review the community's feedback before making final adjustments. This proactive stance is intended to build trust and transparency between the city officials and its residents. With the budgetary decisions set to impact various city projects and services, the council is committed to ensuring that the final budget reflects the needs and desires of the Lynnwood community.

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