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The Budget, Explained. (Reno City Council Meeting 10.7.26)

City Council, Reno, Nevada · October 13, 2026. Full, unedited recording published by the local government.

The City’s budget is back on the agenda. So, where do things stand? In this episode of On the Agenda, we welcome Director of Finance Vicki Van Buren to break down the latest budget adjustments, including how $600,000 in additional consolidated tax revenue will restore funding for six previously frozen police officer positions. What changed to make that possible? How does the City plan for the ongoing cost? And does additional revenue mean the budget challenges are behind us? We explore those questions, explain why some funding carries over from year to year and look at what’s ahead as…

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