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2026 Minneapolis Budget Priorities: City Council

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Budget Committee, Regular Meeting, June 2, 2025

Agenda Item: City Council’s 2026 Budget Priorities for the Mayor’s 2026 Recommended Supplemental Budget (1 hr. 12 mins) (2025-00594)

Authorizing the City Council President and Vice-President to transmit to the Mayor the City Council’s 2026 Budget Priorities for inclusion in the Mayor’s 2026 Recommended Supplemental Budget. Action Taken: Approved

Download: 2026 City Council Budget Priorities Presentation

Download: 2026 City Council Budget Priorities

Download: 2026 City Council Budget Priorities – Individual Council Member Responses

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David Tinjum
David Tinjum
David is a Tech Entrepreneur, Political Advisor and Publisher of Minneapolis Times. For nearly two decades, he worked behind the scenes in Minneapolis campaigns, including serving as campaign chair in six successful City Council and mayoral races before moving on to launch Minneapolis Times in 2024.

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