Finance

Paradise Valley undergoes first review of upcoming $51M town budget

Document now available online ahead of April discussions

Paradise Valley Town Council took a first look March 23 at its budget process, revenue sources and land assets for the fiscal year 2023-24 budget, which begins July 1.

Chief Financial Officer Lindsey Duncan presented the overview to Town Council, including the source of funds, estimates through the fiscal year end and a projection for FY2023-24.

Duncan also introduced the town’s new digital budget book used to prepare and present the budget to council and the public.

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