What a difference a year makes! Last year, the pandemic gave us a near-dormant economy and enormous uncertainty. This year, there are genuine signs of hope and recovery -- normalcy, even? -- that went into the development of the City of College Station's proposed fiscal year 2022 budget.
In this four-part mini-series called All Up In Your Budget, we'll talk about the main takeaways from this proposed $353.7M budget (Spoiler: No recommended increases to the tax rate or to the electric, water and wastewater rates.) and talk about some important proposed increases to public safety and other core services.
Fiscal Services Director Mary Ellen Leonard
Communications Director Jay Socol
Episode-1: Conditions & Revenues
Episode-2: Expenses
Episode-3: Enterprise Funds (Electric, Water/Wastewater, and more)
Episode-4: Capital projects and debt
You can view the entire proposed FY22 budget document at cstx.gov/budget.
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All Up In Your Business: CS‘s taco prowess + Nat‘s takes on who/what might be coming
All Up In Your Budget - Ep. 4: FY22 Capital Projects & Debt
All Up In Your Budget - Ep. 2: FY22 Expenses
All Up In Your Budget - Ep. 1: FY22 Conditions & Revenues
All Up In Your Business: The business of managing College Station
All Up In Your Business: A hot market is filling vacant properties
All Up In Your Business: What you should know about Costco
All Up In Your Business: We're getting a what?
All Up In Your Business: How tourism can fuel business recovery
All Up In Your Budget - Ep. 4 (Capital projects, tourism)
All Up In Your Budget - Ep. 3 (Expenses)
All Up In Your Budget - Ep. 2 (Revenues)
All Up In Your Budget - Ep. 1 (What we're dealing with)
All Up In Your Business: Dallis family/Burger Mojo
All Up In Your Business: Walk-On's
All Up In Your 2020 (The FujiDunkinMacAndCheeseBuc-ee's Episode)
College Station Eco-Devo 101
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