2 Year Budget Development
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Pleasanton, Calif. – As the City of Pleasanton prepares its next two-year budget, it remains committed to ensuring long-term fiscal sustainability informed by community engagement. To expand opportunities for public participation in the budget development process, the City has launched a new Online Budget Engagement Tool, allowing community members to share their input on potential […]
Pleasanton, Calif. – At a February 20, 2025 workshop, the Pleasanton City Council received results of an independent financial assessment that validated the methodology used to develop the City’s financial forecast and confirmed the City’s projected structural budget deficit. The assessment was conducted by Eide Bailly, a full-service certified public accounting firm. The independent report […]
The City of Pleasanton is kicking off its two-year budget development process with a Budget Town Hall on Tuesday, February 11, 2025, at the Pleasanton Library Meeting Room (400 Old Bernal Ave.). Community members are encouraged to join the conversation to learn about the City’s financial outlook, key budget principles, and strategies for long-term fiscal […]
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This facility is closed today due to inclement weather.
Boil Water Notice Cancellation Notification
The Boil Water Notice for Kilkare Road has been lifted. The City of Pleasanton, in conjunction with the State Water Resources Control Board, has conducted comprehensive testing and determined that your water is safe to drink. It is no longer necessary for residents on Kilkare Road to boil tap water or to consume bottled water.