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2025-2026 City budget book is available online!

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth has published its biennial budget for 2025-2026, now accessible online, which provides a comprehensive overview of the city's financial situation and policy direction. This budget aims to achieve two key accountability objectives: illustrating how the city's administration will implement the policies set forth by the City Council and ensuring a transparent depiction of public fund expenditures. The city expresses sincere appreciation for the hard work and dedication of its staff in crafting a budget that addresses the community's needs while aligning with the City Council's expectations. The collaborative efforts between city staff and council members underscore a commitment to responsible financial operations and governance. Emphasizing the importance of transparency, the budget includes a detailed breakdown of revenues and expenditures, fostering public trust and engagement.

The city encourages residents to explore the budget document available on its official website, reinforcing the importance of community involvement in local government. By presenting this budget, the City of Leavenworth seeks to ensure that its financial practices are accountable and aligned with the residents' interests. The focus on clarity and transparency reflects the city's dedication to responsible governance and community engagement.

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