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Weekly summary for Cupertino
May 4, 2026 to May 10, 2026 • Updated May 7, 2026
This week in Cupertino, city officials continue to address budget priorities amid ongoing financial adjustments following the end of a significant tax arrangement with Apple. The city recently reported a projected $4.5 million surplus for 2026, reflecting efforts to stabilize finances after a period of uncertainty. At the county level, Santa Clara County is facing a $70 million shortfall due to anticipated federal funding cuts, with the Office of Supportive Housing experiencing the largest losses. These regional funding challenges may influence Cupertino’s budget planning and service delivery. What to watch: Cupertino’s upcoming budget discussions will likely focus on maintaining fiscal stability while responding to reduced federal support and evolving local revenue streams.

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Agenda item: Receive report from County Executive, including updates relating to State and Federal budget developments.. SCC BOS recently discussed this issue.
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