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2027-2028 Budget engagement has begun

Finance staff have been at community events this spring and summer talking to residents about the 2027-2028 budget.

New this year, the City is shifting to a two-year budget cycle. This provides time for decision-makers to assess programs and services and make data-driven decisions about resource allocation. This new approach will ensure the investments being made are impactful and aligned with the community’s needs and values.

If you don’t catch the Budget Team at a community event this summer, you can still share your priorities for the 2027-2028 budget. Share comments at blm.mn/budget-engagement.

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City Finance staff are on hand at events to answer community questions.

Understanding your property taxes and home valuations

Bloomington’s deputy finance officer and city assessor help you understand two important documents that arrive in mailboxes in March: your property tax statement and home valuation notice.

2027-2028 Budget process

Budget documents

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Let's Talk Bloomington logo.

Share your input on the 2027-2028 budget! Visit Let's Talk Bloomington, the City's website for community conversations.

Contact Information

Contact Information

Kari Carlson, CPFO

Deputy Finance Officer