LFP Council invites public comment on proposed 2027-2028 budget

Saturday, October 3, 2026

Top row: Semra Riddle, Matt Muilenburg, Josh Rosenau, Ellyn Saunders
Bottom row: Deputy Mayor Tracy Furutani, Paula Goode, Larry Goldman.

LFP City Council Invites Public Comment on Proposed 2027–2028 Budget

How should Lake Forest Park prioritize City resources over the next two years? The City Council invites your input as it reviews the Mayor’s Preliminary 2027–2028 Biennial Budget

Residents are encouraged to review the proposed budget and share feedback during public comment at upcoming City Council meetings. The budget outlines funding for City services, including public safety, parks, streets, infrastructure, and daily operations.

Public input is an important part of the Council’s review process before the final budget is adopted. Whether you have a question about a specific program, a concern about spending, or thoughts on community priorities, your perspective can help inform the Council’s discussions.

Get Involved:Review the proposed budget. If you would like to review a physical copy of the budget, limited copies are available at City Hall.

Attend an upcoming City Council meeting: Check the Meeting Calendar and Agendas for dates, times, and public comment instructions.

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