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Scottsdale's city council approved a $2.1 billion budget at its June 9 meeting, according to the East Valley Tribune, locking in the city's spending plan for the fiscal year ahead in the same session that also greenlit 350 condos and one roundabout.

The City of Scottsdale's budget page confirms the fiscal year 2026/27 budget has been adopted by the council. The vote count, individual member positions, and any amendments were not detailed in the available source material.

The seven-member council that cast the votes includes Mayor Lisa Borowsky, Vice Mayor Maryann McAllen, and members Jan Dubauskas, Barry Graham, Adam Kwasman, Kathleen S. Littlefield, and Solange Whitehead, per the city's council page. Mayor Borowsky's current term began in January 2025.

The Tribune reported the budget approval alongside two land-use actions, 350 condos and a roundabout, but did not identify the applicant, parcel address, or location of either project in the available text. The Signal is working to obtain the full meeting minutes and agenda packet.

The next scheduled council session is a Regular and Work Study meeting on June 23, 2026.

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