After a multi-month, coronavirus-inspired break, we're back -- this time with a special miniseries: Four episodes that focus on the College Station's proposed budget for fiscal year 2021. We're calling it All Up In Your Budget.
The idea is to take a 330-page budget document and explain the big ideas in it, the changes caused by this health and economic crisis, how sustainable we think those are and what it means to our residents. This is a budget year like no other and we want to make sure that residents and taxpayers understand what's in it, what's not in it and why.
Fiscal Services Director Mary Ellen Leonard
Communications Director Jay Socol
Episode-1: Conditions
Episode-2: Revenues
Episode-4: Capital projects and tourism
View the entire proposed budget document at cstx.gov/budget
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All Up In Your Business: Trends in economic development and retail markets
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. 3: FY22 Enterprise Funds
All Up In Your Budget - Ep. 2: FY22 Expenses
All Up In Your Budget - Ep. 1: FY22 Conditions & Revenues
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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. 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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