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Reserve Rebuilding and Revenue Stabilization
Summary
Hurricanes drained city reserves to 10.9% — well below the 17-25% policy target. Year two of a three-year plan projects reserves at 17.8% next year, plus a $3.8 million Revenue Stabilization Fund. Commissioner Ahearn-Koch suggested considering raising the policy target for a coastal city.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
The city plans to bank about $1.1 million next year to keep reserves climbing.
✅Who benefits
Everyone — healthy reserves mean faster storm recovery and better bond ratings.
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