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Budget and Management Department
The city of St. Petersburg is facing a $12-14 million general fund shortfall for FY2011. City residents are invited to share their thoughts and ideas about possible reductions to the budget with Mayor Bill Foster and City Council members during public Budget Summits over the next two months.
Help city leaders prepare the
FY 2011 budget
- Budget Forum - Wednesday, June 23rd
Watch the FY2011 Budget Public Forum from June 23rd- First Public Hearing - Thursday, September 9
(to adopt tentative budget and tax rate)
City Council Chamber, City Hall, 175 - 5th St. N.- Second Public Budget Hearing - Thursday, September 23
(to adopt final budget and tax rate and approve Capital Improvement Program)
City Council Chamber, City Hall, 175 - 5th St. N.
2010 BUDGET APPROVED
The St. Petersburg city Council has approved the Fiscal Year 2010 city budget, which began October 1, 2009. Despite an $18.4 million shortfall as the city began the process, the new budget freezes property tax rates, maintains serve at substantially the same levels as last year, and offers the lowest millage rate (5.9125) in 30 years. At $207 million, the general fund budget is five percent lower than last year and is the lowest general fund budget since 2006. Find out more about the city budget below.
Budget Documents:
Proposed FY 11 Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Program