Budget Priorities

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This week in Los Altos, city-related budget discussions continued primarily through the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors’ Public Safety & Justice Committee meetings, which addressed county budget updates and department budget proposals affecting the city. The April 28 Board of Supervisors meeting included considerations related to Valley Healthcare equipment donations and land use easements, reflecting ongoing fiscal and operational planning impacting Los Altos. Key points from recent local government activity include: - Review and updates on county budget and state-federal funding, with implications for Los Altos services. - Discussion of Public Safety & Justice Committee’s FY 26-27 department budget proposals. - Consideration of parcel maps and easement creation affecting local land management. What to watch: Continued monitoring of federal funding threats to county services is important, as anticipated $70 million in federal cuts may require backfilling and could influence Los Altos’ budget priorities.

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