San Dimas : Council Adopts Budget
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The City Council adopted a $16.9-million budget for the city and its Redevelopment Agency for the 1992-93 fiscal year.
The city’s portion of the budget is $14.5 million and the Redevelopment Agency’s is $2.4 million. The total increased only slightly over last year’s $16.8-million budget.
This year’s projected expenditures include $3.5 million for public safety and $1.5 million for public works projects.
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