Strategic Budget Planning for Local Governments
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- August 25, 2021
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Overview
County and other local budgets are created annually based on expected revenues, but many needs require multi-year planning. Strategic planning sets a course that provides a framework for annual budgeting toward long-term investments while remaining responsive to emerging needs and changes in leadership. This publication provides helpful guidance for the strategic budget planning process of local governments.
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