Summary
The city presented its balanced tentative budget for next fiscal year, warning residents about the severe potential consequences if the upcoming parks ballot measure fails.
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Last discussed May 19, 2026.
Impact analysis
Manages a general fund budget of approximately $420 million while facing a potential $22 million deficit if the parks tax measure fails.
All Henderson residents who rely on city parks, public safety, and municipal services.
Residents and park users if ballot failure forces service reductions and facility closures.
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City Council Regular — May 19, 2026
The city adopted its $420 million general fund budget, keeping property taxes steady at 77 cents while boosting public safety, police staffing, and animal care.
Redevelopment Agency — May 19, 2026
The agency approved a $65.5 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year, featuring strong property tax revenues and funding for key projects like the Fiesta Henderson site and public education set-asides.
City Council Regular — April 21, 2026 (City Council Regular)
The city presented its balanced tentative budget for next fiscal year, warning residents about the severe potential consequences if the upcoming parks ballot measure fails.
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