§ 101253 Budget Hearing Public Comment
This law says that at a public meeting, people can speak up about the budget for their area. If they want to add or increase something in the budget, they must write it down and give it to the manager before the meeting ends.
Your town is planning next year's budget and wants to spend less on parks.
You can go to the meeting and tell them you want more money for parks. But if you want to add something new, like a playground, you have to write it down and give it to the manager during the meeting.
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§ 101253 Budget Hearing Public Comment
Last verified: January 11, 2026