“We are on the right path to fiscal solvency, and so we need to be responsible with the deals … it’s not just this year, it’s just next year. UESF has pointed to a financial reserve of about $110 million that the district recently set aside as a rainy-day fund, as money that could — and, it argues, should — be spent now. It’s suggested the same of the district’s significant fund balance, which is made up of money that the district has left over at the end of a budget year — usually because it made more in revenue than it expected.
Author: Katie DeBenedetti
Published at: 2026-02-11 22:51:14
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