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Austin City Council Deliberates Budget Priorities, Focusing on Social Services and Departmental Funding
The Austin City Council held a budget work session on July 22nd, 2026, outlining the upcoming budget timeline and discussing proposed departmental budgets. Key areas covered included Community Health and Sustainability, Homelessness and Housing, and Social Services Contracts. The session detailed proposed budget changes, new positions, and funding sources for departments such as Animal Services, Parks and Recreation, Public Health, Library, Austin Resource Recovery, Planning, Homeless Strategies and Operations, and Housing. A significant portion of the discussion focused on social service contract reductions and the rationale behind them, including the use of a scoring rubric and input from providers. The council also addressed the proposed $25 million increase for the Austin Police Department and its relation to proposed cuts in social services, with various speakers advocating for prioritizing social services and community investment.
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July 23, 2026 Austin Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) Board of Directors Regular Meeting — (link is external)
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