Appropriations chair outlines $125.6M shortfall as committee unveils LB10‑71 amendment Senator Clemens, chair of the Appropriations Committee, told the Legislature that LB10‑71 is the main budget adjustment bill and that committee work and transfers have reduced a $646 million projected shortfall to about $125.6 million; he said the committee will use select‑file amendments and possible revenue measures to close the gap.

Senator Clemens reveals a staggering $125.6 million budget shortfall but assures that the Appropriations Committee is hard at work to close the gap!

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Dolton finance report shows multimillion-dollar shortfall; bridge loan used to cover delayed property-tax receipts Officials reported a significant year-over-year revenue shortfall tied to a delayed property tax installment, a one-time prior-year TIF reimbursement, and a general fund deficit the presenter read as $4,807,440.01; staff said they applied for a tax-anticipated bridge loan to maintain operations.

Dolton is facing a staggering $4.8 million shortfall due to delayed property taxes and legacy deficits, prompting officials to secure a bridge loan just to keep the village running.

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Department of Financial Institutions flags revenue gap after large bank’s charter conversion DFI Commissioner Sean Barrett told lawmakers a planned conversion of a large industrial bank to a national charter will remove about 23% of the agency’s revenue and that the department will use restricted reserves while proposing fee formula adjustments next session.

Utah's financial watchdog is bracing for a major revenue hit as a large bank prepares to exit state supervision, potentially reshaping the future of banking fees.

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Dimmit County approves claims docket totaling $10.09 million; sheriff warns of $72K–$80K revenue shortfall from federal shutdown The county approved a claims docket with a grand total of $10,091,207.97. During the sheriff's report commissioners were told a federal government shutdown would delay U.S. Marshal payments, producing an estimated $72,000–$80,000 shortfall this month.

Dimmit County faces a looming financial challenge as a federal government shutdown threatens to cut $80,000 in expected revenue, putting county operations at risk.

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Brookshire finance staff report revenue shortfall and multi-year audit backlog; $48,000 reimbursement at risk City finance staff told the council that year-to-date actual revenues are roughly $10.7 million versus a prior administration projection near $15 million, creating a multi-million-dollar variance. Staff said audits for fiscal years 2022–2024 are behind, preventing required single-audit work on a 2022 downtown revitalization grant and putting about

Brookshire City Council faces a staggering revenue shortfall of nearly $5 million, with ongoing audit delays putting $48,000 in grant reimbursements at risk.

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Lynnwood council lowers general‑fund reserve target to two months through 2026; resolution passes 7‑0 Council voted 7‑0 to amend the financial policy, reducing the general‑fund minimum reserve from 2.5 months to 2 months for the 2025‑26 biennium; leaders said the change helps the city meet internal policy targets given revenue shortfalls and reduces the projected 2026 budget gap from about $10.5 million to about $8 million.

Lynnwood City Council makes a bold move, slashing the general-fund reserve target to combat a looming $10.5 million budget shortfall!

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Sullivan County committee hears $4M–$5M sales-tax shortfall; tentative budget to be filed Oct. 30 Management and Budget staff told the committee that sales-tax receipts are down roughly $4 million year-over-year and that revenue was certified $5 million lower than last year, prompting staff to prepare a tentative operating budget to be filed Oct. 30 and prompting discussion about vacancies and rising wage costs.

Sullivan County faces a staggering $4–$5 million drop in sales-tax revenue, forcing budget adjustments that could impact property taxes and essential services.

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Guam Educational Facilities Fund Faces Revenue Shortfall Ahead of Fiscal Year 2026 Senators discuss anticipated revenue decrease for Guam Educational Facilities Fund and related budgeting.

Guam's educational funding is at a crossroads as lawmakers brace for a significant revenue shortfall that could jeopardize crucial facilities and staffing.

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Denver reports May revenue shortfall amid declining oil prices May revenue reached 3.1 million, falling short of the 5 million forecast.

Colorado's Aeronautical Board faces a troubling $1.9 million revenue shortfall, sparking urgent discussions about the impact of declining oil prices on future forecasts.

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