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- Steve Mann: Big budget surpluses have come to an end
The era of big — no, huge — budget surpluses has apparently...
- Steve Mann: Lodi’s large operating surpluses a thing of the past
The party’s over. The days of over-sized operating surpluses...
- Steve Mann: Big budget surpluses have come to an end
18 cze 2024 · The era of big — no, huge — budget surpluses has apparently come to an end at the city. The past two years the city managed to end the fiscal year with millions in operating surpluses. This year it looks to be about $150,000 to the upside, according to the budget statement submitted by Andrew Keys, assistant city manager.
3 wrz 2024 · The party’s over. The days of over-sized operating surpluses for the city are quickly becoming a distant memory. Starting next fiscal year (2025-26) and continuing through 2029-30, the city is facing a “structural deficit” of over $1 million a year, according to the recently-adopted budget document.
July not only saw record heat, but Lodi Electric set a new record for power sales, according to Electric Utility Director Jeff Berkheimer. With a seemingly endless string of triple-digit days in July, air conditioners hummed, and electric meters spun.
13 mar 2018 · 2018-03-13 - Steve Mann is a former journalist and lifelong Lodian whose column appears periodically in the NewsSentinel. Tips welcome. Write to Steve at aboutlodi@gmail.com. REPRISE: About 40 years ago I wrote a column that appeared in the Lodi News-Sentinel for several years named “Mann’s World.”
30 maj 2023 · mann Steve is a former newspaper publisher and lifelong Lodian whose column appears most Tuesdays and Fridays in the News-Sentinel and at stevemann.substack. com. Write to Steve at aboutlodi@gmail.com.
12 paź 2023 · As the real estate market continues to cool in many areas of the country—including Lodi, some properties are still selling within days or hours of being listed. Surprisingly, those are the homes priced above $500k.
