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City Manager Offers "Two Paths" to Close $3.5 Million Budget Gap
News Image3/5/2010San Carlos City Manager Mark Weiss unveiled his Proposed 2010-11 City Budget today in preparation for City Council Budget Workshops scheduled for the Conference Rooms at the San Carlos Library at 610 Elm Street starting on March 13th at Noon.  Copies of the proposed budget staff report are available for review at City Hall and on the City's Web Site.

The City’s Proposed Budget for 2010-11 features "two paths" to a balanced budget.  The recommended path involves City Council authorization for the City Manager and City Department Heads to prepare service agreements for receiving Police and Fire services from neighboring agencies and to explore contracting for parks maintenance services.


City Council - 2010-11 Budget Study Session - March 13th at Noon
News Image3/1/2010The CityCouncil will hold their annual budget study session on Saturday, March13, 2010 from Noon to 5:00 pm. in the Community Room, 2nd Floor, SanCarlos Library, 610 Elm Street.

This meeting will include a presentation by the City Manager and CityDepartment Heads on the proposed 2010-11 City Budget.  The meeting willalso provide time for City Council questions and discussion on theproposed budget.

It is alsoanticipated that there will be time for public comments onthe proposed budget.  Individuals who are unable to attend this meetingwill be able to comment on the proposed budget at the second budgetstudy session to be held on the evening of March 22nd starting at 6:00pm.



Census 2010 – Be Counted, San Carlos!
News Image12/21/2009Census Day is April 1, 2010
The Federal government is preparing for the upcoming Census that will be conducted throughout the United States in 2010.  Mandated by the U.S. Constitution, the Census is taken every 10 years and is a count of everyone living in the United States, citizen or not.  Everyone must be counted, including people of all ages, races, ethnic groups, citizens, and non-citizens.  The Census is conducted to apportion Congressional seats and determine the distribution of Federal funds to local and State governments, affecting the daily lives of residents through funding for essential services.



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