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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning 2024-05-23 Item 7.1 - Budget PresentationCITY OF TU KWI LA 2025-26 BGE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS --vionikior 41.114101 The City of opportunity, the community of choice. 5 Outline content il BIENNIAL BUDGET COMMUNITY OUTREACH 2O25-2026 THIS BUDGET PRESENTATION INCLUDES: • Budget Process & Roles • Budget Community Outreach • Priority Based Budgeting • Balancing Act Budget Tool 6 City of Tukwila 2025-26 Budget Development 2 Key Milestones MARCH BUDGET KICK-OFF JULY Capital Improvement Program Briefing; City Comp Plan Briefings NOVEMBER Public Hearings & Final Budget Adoption y y RI L-MAY Financial Sustainability Plan Recommendations; Community outreach AUGUST 6 Year Financial Forecast; Budget Document Prep; City Comp Plan Briefings DECEMBER Final Adopted Budget Distributed y APRI L-MAY Policy Reviews; Utility cost of service; Council Guidance SEPTEMBER Preliminary Budget Proposal Program Presentations; City Comp Plan Briefings 4 y MAY-JUNE City Comp Plan Briefings; Community Outreach Update OCTOBER Program Presentations Revised Proposed Budget City of Tukwila 2025-26 Budget Development 7 Budget Development Roles Mayor Sets Priorities and Goals Council Reflects values and priorities of the community Staff Informs and develops the budget Community Financial Sustainability Committee Boards/Commissions Community Members City of Tukwila 2025-26 Budget Development 4 Commission/Committee Meetings Website • Link to Balancing Act Tool • Link to ETC Statistical Survey • Simple language messaging Survey • Community Survey (ETC Institute) • Statistically valid sample Balancing Act Tool • Simulation • Prioritization Council Town Hall Budget Outreach Engage Community Leaders (Ambassadors) — Jo Anderson • Provide compensation for their involvement Tabletop Displays • TCC location • City Hall • Budget pamphlet • (Work with Jo Anderson to build out) Same level of service as today Restore Service Levels • Fill vacant positions What do you want to see funded? City of Tukwila 2025-26 Budget Development 9 Foundations of Priority Based Budgeting • Prioritize services • It allows for the evaluation of individual programs and services rather than an entire department. • Do the important things well • Question past patterns of spending • Know the true cost of doing busi ness • Provide transparency of community priorities • Provide transparency of service impact • Demand accountability for results • Evaluating programs based on their influence in achieving the Strategic Goals 10 City of Tukwila 2025-26 Budget Development 6 Priority Based Budgeting Categories R2ik Aligned & Innovative Strategic & Responsive Services Accessible Mobility Networks Engagement Healthy & Sustainable Community Ail Connected & Vital Infrastructure Integrated Operations Safety & Resiliency 11 City of Tukwila 2025-26 Budget Development 7 Priority Categories Aligned & Innovative Sei VILC- "All the City's teams have enough people, tools, training, and help to do their jobs well and get things done right." Professional Development & Training • Accounts Payable • Police Support Operations • Technology Mobility Services • Payroll & Benefit Administration • TIS Service Desk Strategic & Resnonsive Engagement "Tukwila wants everyone in the community to feel included. They promise to talk openly and make sure everyone can easily get the information and help they need." ruolic Keceru rceq & Record Management Court Case Management • Council Agenda/Meeting Functions • Council Legislative Support Connected & Vital Infrastructure "Tukwila makes sure there's enough money and people to take care of the city's water, rainwater, and sewer systems. They want to make sure everyone in the city, including homes and businesses, always has clean and safe water." Projects & Capital Improvements Management • Fire Hydrants • Pump Station Monitoring & Maintenance • Utility Billing Accessible Mobility Networks "Tukwila spends money to make sure it's easy and safe for everyone to get around the city. They fix and build roads, sidewalks, and paths so people can walk and drive safely." • Snow & Ice Control • Street Lighting • Traffic Control Devices • Trail Maintenance 12 City of Tukwila 2025-26 Budget Development 8 Priority Categories Continued ''ealthy & Sustainable Community "Tukwila wants its community and businesses to do well. They help make sure everyone has what they need, support fun things to do, and cheer on new and exciting businesses." • Parks Maintenance • Preschool Services and Program • Tourism Marketing • Wellness & Adult Services & Programs Integrated Operations "Tukwila is equipped with the necessary tools and support to effectively oversee the city's finances, operations, technology, and infrastructure." • Investment & Cash Management • Long -Range Financial Planning Model • Police Professional Standards Safety & Resiliency "Tukwila offers resources for emergency management and law enforcement. The city implements programs that facilitate access to desired services for its residents." • Employee Health & Safety • Police Patrol Services • Risk Management • School Zone Safety Cameras 13 City of Tukwila 2025-26 Budget Development 9 BALANCING ACT TOOL https://tukwilabudgetprioritiessurvey.org/ Simulations - Balancing Act (abalancingact.com) 14 City of Tukwila 2025-26 Budget Development 10 BALANCING ACT TOOL https://tukwilabudgetprioritiessurvey.org/ Tukwila, WA: 2025 Spending Priorities - Balancing Act (abalancingact.com) 15 City of Tukwila 2025-26 Budget Development