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Michigan Voices
Politics
6:31 am
Mon April 25, 2011
Bay City preparing for budget deficit
By Zoe Clark
From the Associated Press:
Commissioners in Bay City are bracing for another year in the red heading toward Monday's presentation of the proposed 2011-12 city budget. The Bay City Times reports a deficit similar to the $1.6 million faced this year is expected due to anticipated cuts in state funding.
The budget year begins July 1. Commission President Kathleen Newsham warns that the news is "going to be bad." City Manager Robert Belleman says no municipal layoffs are expected in the proposed budget and that money from a reserve fund will be used to cover a deficit.
Bay City registered $1.4 million in savings last year. Belleman says the city's revenue sharing from the state is down by at least a third.
