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Elk Grove Approves Higher Mello-Roos Taxes as City Relies on Growth to Fund Services
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Elk Grove Proposes $491M Budget for Fiscal Year 2027; Boosts Police and Homelessness Spending
City Manager Jason Behrmann presented a proposed $491 million total city budget for Fiscal Year 2027 to the Elk Grove City Council at last night's meeting. The budget proposal, which includes a $107.5 million general fund expenditure recommendation, marks a $10 million general fund increase over the prior year. Revenue streams remain robust, driven primarily by equal shares of property and sales taxes, alongside $36 million generated by Measure …
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