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People pay taxes almost everywhere but not everywhere asks people how those taxes should be spent. 2018 is a budget year which means it’s time for you to tell us about your priorities, needs and visions for the future of Fort Collins.
Budgeting for Outcomes, or BFO, is the City’s process around creating a budget that combines data, research and public engagement to allocate resources in a way that is reflective and responsive to the community.
Would you like to offer feedback about the City Manager's Recommended Budget? Write your council member or attend one of the public hearings.
Try to balance the budget and learn more using the simulation tool!
People pay taxes almost everywhere but not everywhere asks people how those taxes should be spent. 2018 is a budget year which means it’s time for you to tell us about your priorities, needs and visions for the future of Fort Collins.
Budgeting for Outcomes, or BFO, is the City’s process around creating a budget that combines data, research and public engagement to allocate resources in a way that is reflective and responsive to the community.
Would you like to offer feedback about the City Manager's Recommended Budget? Write your council member or attend one of the public hearings.
Try to balance the budget and learn more using the simulation tool!
Stop by to have a say in how your tax dollars are spent. Mobile Budget Booths feature an activity to prioritize tax dollars in English and Spanish, educational resources, and a chance to speak directly with City staff.
When: Tuesday, June 5 from 2 to 4 p.m. during the Waffle-It Challenge for Teens
Where: Old Town Library; 201 Peterson St.
Stop by to have a say in how your tax dollars are spent. Mobile Budget Booths feature an activity to prioritize tax dollars in English and Spanish, educational resources, and a chance to speak directly with City staff.
When: Wednesday, June 6 from 2 to 4 to p.m. during the Conversations in English Program
Where: Old Town Library; 201 Peterson Street
Stop by to have a say in how your tax dollars are spent. Mobile Budget Booths feature an activity to prioritize tax dollars in English and Spanish, educational resources, and a chance to speak directly with City staff.
When: Wednesday, June 27 from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. during the FoCo nonprofit Networking Group Meet Up
Where: Outside Harmony Library; 4616 S Shields St.
Stop by to have a say in how your tax dollars are spent. Mobile Budget Booths feature an activity to prioritize tax dollars in English and Spanish, educational resources, and a chance to speak directly with City staff.
When: Wednesday, May 23 from 4 to 5:30 p.m.
Where: Old Town Library out front unless there is inclemate weather we'll be in Community Room 1.
This is the public engagement summary from the outreach last budget cycle. What will be different this cycle?
Late April - early July
Budget teams made up of community members, a finance expert and interdepartmental City staff to review and rank Offers.
Late April - June 2
Public engagement including presentations, online and paper activities, and mobile budget booths throughout the community.
August - September
The City Manager and other executive level leaders, review the recommendations of the budget teams, public engagement report, and financial data to create a recommended budget for Council to review.
January 2019
Phone | 970-221-6264 |
abierbower@fcgov.com |