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Dec022022

Share Feedback on Mayor Frey’s Recommended 2023-2024 City Budget at Dec 6 Public Hearing

Exerpt from the December 1 City of Minneapolis e-newsletter:

There is one more public hearing for people to provide feedback on Mayor Jacob Frey’s recommended 2023-2024 City budget. Comments can also be submitted online at the City’s website.

The proposed 2023 budget is $1.66 billion and the 2024 budget is $1.71 billion. The proposed tax levy increase for 2023 is 6.5% and is expected to be 6.2% in 2024. Visit the City’s website to learn more about the mayor’s recommended budget, key dates in the approval process, FAQs and more. You can also watch a series of videos on the City’s budget process.

Comments submitted online will be entered into the public record and shared with the mayor and council members. The City Council is scheduled to vote on adopting the budget on Tuesday, Dec. 6.

Upcoming City budget public hearing

  • 6:05 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 6, Room 317, City Hall, 350 S Fifth Street

Learn how to participate in public hearings.

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