Summary
CFO Breanna Howard flagged weakening consumer spending, volatile energy costs from the Middle East conflict, a 26% drop in single-family home permits, and drought worries for the water fund — but the city's reserves remain strong.
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Last discussed Jun 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
City budget is stable, but permit revenue and water demand could be affected later this year.
Residents benefit from conservative budgeting and strong reserves.
Lower-income households face the most pressure from energy-driven inflation; drought threatens water supply.
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