Government

Scottsdale council set to vote on proposed 2025-26 budget

Proposed budget down $87 million over this year

Scottsdale City Treasurer Sonia Andrews is proposing a budget of $2.2 billion budget for next year. That is down approximately $87 million from the current year’s budget.

(Courtesy City of Scottsdale)

Though getting early looks at pieces of the possible 2025-26 budget in the past, the Scottsdale City Council will vote on the staff proposed preliminary budget May 20.

At this point, the budget weighs in at just over $2.2 billion, or about $87 million less than the current year’s budget.

The proposed budget has decreases in capital improvements and the reserves and contingencies funds but sees a hefty increase in the operations portion.

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