The Sonoma City Council has approved a balanced budget for the new fiscal year, promising improved services and infrastructure.
According to the Press Democrat, fueled by revenue from the voter-approved Measure T sales tax, the budget includes a projected $200,000 surplus. City officials say the funds will go toward enhancing public safety, maintenance, and parks. While the city’s financial outlook is optimistic, leaders stress the need for continued fiscal caution.
The full budget is now available on the city’s website.
