Tag: Budget
First Seal Beach budget workshop set for Thursday, May 13
The city of Seal Beach will host two City Council Budget Workshops and a Budget Town Hall Meeting to solicit more input from the...
City Council looks at financial sustainability
Multi-year forecast to be part of budget. Staff to propose funding projects from revenues
First in a series on Seal Beach’s strategic plans.
This year, for...
No cuts to service or staff in proposed city budget
There are no cuts to Seal Beach services or cuts to city staff in the proposed budget for 2020-21, according to Finance Director Kelly...
Council could re-hire old oil consultant
Update: The city of Seal Beach has removed Item J, Oil Revenue Recovery Agreement, from the Monday, Dec. 11, City Council agenda. The revised...
Guest Column: Resident calls for public safety, first and foremost
At the last City Council meeting the Council authorized hiring two more police officers. With crime in our City and throughout our State going...
Guest opinion: Hope for ‘striking oil’ soon
Last June, the City of Seal Beach adopted a budget that had only an $11,000 surplus. This surplus was “razor thin” considering that the...
No change to animal control
For now, there won’t be any change to Seal Beach’s contract with Long Beach Animal Care Services.
This week the Seal Beach City Council looked...
Beach parking fee increase now on hold
Editor's note: In the print edition of this week's Sun, the front page continuation line at the bottom of this story directed readers to...
City Council OKs $30 million budget
The $30 million Seal Beach city budget was passed unanimously and without changes Monday night by the City Council. The financial year ends June...
City looks at refilling ‘piggy bank’
Seal Beach officials discussed ways to pay for city projects at last week’s budget study session on the Capital Improvement Program (a five-year plan...
