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October 21, 2025, Monterey City Council Meeting, Agenda Item 12
12. Provide Direction on How to Reduce the $6 Million Budget Deficit for FY 2026/27 and the City’s $10 Million Structural Budget Deficit
October 21, 2025, Monterey City Council Meeting, Agenda Item 12
12. Provide Direction on How to Reduce the $6 Million Budget Deficit for FY 2026/27 and the City’s $10 Million Structural Budget Deficit
October 13, 2025, City Council Special Meeting, Agenda Items 1 and 2
1.Joint Meeting of the City Council and Neighborhood and Community Improvement Program Committee (NCIP) to Discuss Potential Appropriation of NCIP Funds into the General Fund to Address the City’s $10 Million Structural Deficit in the Next Fiscal Year’s Budget and 2) Determine a Range on the Dollar Amount of Neighborhood and Community Improvement Project (NCIP) Funds to Appropriate into the General Fund to Assist the NCIP with Developing its Recommendation to the City Council on Which NCIP Projects to Defund/Put on Hold to Address the City’s $10 Million Structural Deficit in the Next Fiscal Year’s Budget
September 16, 2025 City Council Meeting, Agenda Item 12
12. Presentation on the City's Plan to Solicit Public Opinion on Potential Tax Measures to Reduce the City's $10 Million Structural
September 2, 2025, Monterey City Council Meeting
Select Strategies to Use to Reduce the City's $10 Million Structural (Annual) Budget Deficit
August 19, 2025, Joint Meeting of the City Council and NCIP
Joint Meeting of the City Council and Neighborhood and Community Improvement Program (NCIP) to Discuss Project Priorities and Process
August 5, 2025, Monterey City Council Agenda Item 7
Close and Defund Four (4) Neighborhood and Community Improvement Program (NCIP) Projects, Approve Funding to Cut-Off Projects from the Approved FY2024/25 NCIP Project List, and Authorize the Finance Director to Appropriate Funding
August 27, 2025, Monterey City Council Meeting
Receive Presentation on Potential Strategies to Reduce the City's $10 million Structural (Annual) Budget Deficit