2026年10月28日 · Ordinance · 2026-366
Adopt the FY 2026-27 Fall Supplemental Budget and make other budget related changes
通俗摘要
Council moves fall budget update forward to a final vote
This is the city's yearly fall budget update. It changes how much money is set aside in 69 city funds, based on how much money was left over when last fiscal year closed. It also changes the number of city jobs and sets starting budget targets for next year's General Fund, the city's main pot of money for basic services.
Decision: Council changed the ordinance with an amendment from Councilor Dunphy, 9 to 1. Smith voted no, and Zimmerman and Morillo were absent. The ordinance then moved to a second reading, the final step before a vote.
Who it affects: Many city programs and projects across Portland are affected. The city says no city policies change.
Money: Overall spending authority across 69 funds drops by a net $549.6 million. This is mostly an accounting change in how money held for future spending is recorded under state rules. Money in General Fund reserve accounts goes up by a net amount. The city set aside for unexpected costs is not stated as a number.
Next: Second reading on October 29, 2026 at 2:00 pm.
Official record
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- Document number
- 2026-366
- Introduced by
- Mayor Keith Wilson
- City department
- City Budget Office
- Requested council date
- October 29, 2026
- Purpose and background
- In the Fall Supplemental Budget (Technical Adjustment Ordinance or TAO), City Council adopts changes to appropriation levels in various funds and makes changes to Current Appropriation Level targets. Many programs and projects throughout the City are impacted by this action. The proposed legislation does not change any City policies.
- Financial and budgetary impacts
- Approval of the exhibits of this ordinance reflect appropriation changes in 69 funds by a net decrease of $549.6 million, primarily resulting from adjusting reservation of future expenditures per OAR 150-294-0350. There is a net increase to General Fund contingency accounts. These changes are summarized in Exhibit 2. Additional details are available in Exhibits 2-7.
- Economic and real estate impacts
- Not applicable.
- Community impacts and community involvement
- The public had the opportunity to provide online testimony for several weeks leading up to a publicly-noticed hearing, where community members may also provide virtual testimony. This supplemental budget is a part of a much larger budget process; the rest of the budget process is subject to extensive public outreach in the form of public meetings, public hearings, Council work sessions, requests, and analysis provided online and the inclusion of public budget advisors.
- 100% renewable goal
- This action does not specifically impact the City's total energy or renewable energy use.