The City of Brownsville will host a community workshop Tuesday evening to gather public input on its proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget and share the results of a recent community survey.
The workshop is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Brownsville Events Center, located at 1 Events Center in Brownsville.
The event will provide residents an opportunity to learn about the proposed budget, review findings from the latest community survey and offer feedback directly to city leaders as planning for the upcoming fiscal year continues.
City officials said input gathered through both the survey and community workshop will help guide discussions on municipal services, future investments, and budget priorities.
The workshop is being hosted by the City of Brownsville, the City Manager’s Office, and the Brownsville City Commission.
RGV Business Journal Staff
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