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Cranston Rainy Day Fund Drops to $6.6M After FY26 Deficits

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Cranston's finance director said the city ended fiscal 2026 with an $8.3 million deficit and the school department with a $1 million deficit, leaving the rainy day fund at $6.6 million before the audit.

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Cranston Rainy Day Fund Drops to $6.6M After FY26 Deficits

Cranston's finance director said the city ended fiscal 2026 with an $8.3 million deficit and the school department with a $1 million deficit, leaving the rainy day fund at $6.6 million before the audit.

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Uprise RI broke the news 6 days ago on Friday, October 9, 2026.

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