MOORPARK : City to Hold Public Budget Workshops
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The Moorpark City Council will hold two workshops on the city’s 1992-93 budget this week.
The first budget workshop will be held at 6 tonight at the Community Center. The council will review a budget proposed by staff for the fiscal year beginning July 1.
The council will continue to consider the budget Wednesday night at a time to be determined at tonight’s meeting.
The budget workshops are open to the public.
A copy of the proposed budget was expected to be available at the Moorpark Public Library by this morning, city officials said.
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