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Mayor Jenny Wilson to present 2027 budget on October 20

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Mayor Jenny Wilson to present 2027 budget on October 20
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Mayor Jenny Wilson is scheduled to present the proposed 2027 budget to the Salt Lake County Council on October 20. The presentation marks the start of an eight-week review period preceding a final vote in December.

Key takeaways

  • Mayor Jenny Wilson will present the proposed 2027 budget on October 20.
  • The presentation will outline spending priorities for the coming year.
  • The Salt Lake County Council will conduct a review before a final vote on December 8.
  • The approved budget is set to take effect on January 1, 2027.

Mayor Jenny Wilson is scheduled to present her proposed 2027 budget to the Salt Lake County Council on October 20. During the presentation, the Mayor will outline spending priorities for the upcoming year.

The presentation is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. at the Salt Lake County Government Center. Following the presentation, budget documents will be made available.

This presentation begins approximately eight weeks of Council review. The process includes public hearings and a final vote on December 8. If approved, the budget will go into effect on January 1, 2027.

The Salt Lake County budget process begins each August, when the Mayor and a finance team meet with County departments and independent elected offices to review costs and service needs.

Residents have the opportunity to comment at Council meetings during the process or contact elected officials via phone or email.

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