The Glendale 2026-27 fiscal year budget took effect July 1, and the $1.41 billion budget is a 3.5% decrease over last year’s budget.
Included in the budget is a continued focus on public safety with additional police officers as well as new fire engines. It also includes road projects and makes retaining a strong workforce a priority.
“As Glendale continues to grow, this budget reflects our commitment to being responsible with taxpayer dollars while investing in the things that matter most to our community,” City Manager Patrick Banger stated in a press release. “We’ve taken a thoughtful approach that keeps us fiscally strong while prioritizing the services which support our residents every day and preserves their high quality of life..”
