Budget priorities

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This week in Los Altos Hills, the City Council held a special meeting on April 29 to discuss key budget priorities. The meeting focused on reviewing and setting fiscal plans for the upcoming year amid broader county and state funding challenges. Notably, Santa Clara County is facing a $70 million shortfall in federal funding, which may impact local services and budget decisions in Los Altos Hills. Key points from this week’s activity include: - Los Altos Hills City Council convened a special session to address budget priorities. - Countywide federal funding cuts, including a $29 million loss to the Office of Supportive Housing, are creating financial pressure. - Related county and regional budget discussions continue but are primarily contextual for Los Altos Hills. What to watch: The City Council’s next steps on budget adjustments and potential service impacts as the county works to backfill federal funding losses.

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