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In a show of dissent against a politically powerful and popular city leader, three members of the Houston City Council voted against Mayor John Whitmire’s $7 billion budget, which was passed by the others.
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After an 8-hour meeting and extended disruption by protesters on Wednesday, Houston City Council approved a $7 billion budget for the next fiscal year, which starts in July.
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About 40,000 acres of city-owned parks are likely to see overgrown grass, fewer security patrols and almost no renovation projects over the next year as the Houston parks department faces more than $4 million in proposed cuts.
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About 40,000 acres of city-owned parks are likely to see overgrown grass, fewer security patrols and almost no renovation projects over the next year as the Houston parks department faces more than $4 million in proposed cuts.
#CityOfHouston #Houston #Local #News #CityOfHoustonBudget #FiscalYear2026 #HoustonBudgetCuts #HoustonMayorJohnWhitmire #HoustonParks #HoustonParksAndRecreationDepartment
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About 40,000 acres of city-owned parks are likely to see overgrown grass, fewer security patrols and almost no renovation projects over the next year as the Houston parks department faces more than $4 million in proposed cuts.
#CityOfHouston #Houston #Local #News #CityOfHoustonBudget #FiscalYear2026 #HoustonBudgetCuts #HoustonMayorJohnWhitmire #HoustonParks #HoustonParksAndRecreationDepartment
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About 40,000 acres of city-owned parks are likely to see overgrown grass, fewer security patrols and almost no renovation projects over the next year as the Houston parks department faces more than $4 million in proposed cuts.
#CityOfHouston #Houston #Local #News #CityOfHoustonBudget #FiscalYear2026 #HoustonBudgetCuts #HoustonMayorJohnWhitmire #HoustonParks #HoustonParksAndRecreationDepartment
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About 40,000 acres of city-owned parks are likely to see overgrown grass, fewer security patrols and almost no renovation projects over the next year as the Houston parks department faces more than $4 million in proposed cuts.
#CityOfHouston #Houston #Local #News #CityOfHoustonBudget #FiscalYear2026 #HoustonBudgetCuts #HoustonMayorJohnWhitmire #HoustonParks #HoustonParksAndRecreationDepartment
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Cuts to multiple city departments are among the $289 million in slashed general fund spending from fiscal year 2025 to 2026, according to a proposed budget document presented Tuesday by Houston Mayor John Whitmire.
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Houston City Controller Chris Hollins warned that the city will likely need some combination of tax hikes and spending cuts to afford a proposed legal settlement with its firefighters’ union.
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