Summary
The City projects declining fund balances and annual operating deficits through FY29, before returning to surplus in FY30, with reserves falling below recommended thresholds in most years. Revenue is expected to grow by 9.6% over the Plan period, while spending will rise just 1.9%, driven largely by wage and benefit costs. The Plan includes $337 million in new General Obligation borrowing for FY26, with priorities ranging from wellness infrastructure to capital repairs and ADA upgrades.