Glendale : Comment Sought on Budget
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Assistant City Manager Robert K. McFall will discuss pending cuts in city services and programs, proposed fees and taxes during a public forum today at City Hall.
Mayor Larry Zarian, who conducts the monthly forums, said he is seeking public comment on the City Council’s task of dealing with an expected $6.4-million shortfall in the city budget, to be adopted late this month.
The meeting is from 7 to 9 p.m. in City Council chambers, 613 E. Broadway.
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