Research & Budget Department

Financial Excellence. The Budget & Research Department is committed to maintaining a fiscally sound and sustainable financial plan and budget that reflects community values and resident priorities.

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2021-22 City of Phoenix

Adopted Budget

Phoenix City Charter requires a balanced budget each year. The final 2021-22 balanced budget was approved by City Council on June 16 and the Property Tax Adoption was approved July 1.

Community input was a valuable part of the budget process. Click here to watch the budget hearing videos and view community feedback.

2021-22 City Council Budget Decision (PDF)
2021-26 Preliminary Capital Improvement Program (PDF)
2021-26 General Fund Five Year Forecast (PDF)

General Budget Comments & Questions Form
City Council Meeting Participation
Find My Council District

Budget Calendar

FundPHX digital ad

FundPHX is an online tool that was launched in January 2020 designed to educate and engage the public in the City's annual budget process. The tool is available with the 2021-22 adopted budget in both English and Spanish and gives residents an opportunity to try their hand at balancing the City's $1.6 billion General Fund operating budget. It also allow residents to provide feedback on current funding levels and share community priorities with staff. Information collected in the tool from residents will be shared regularly with City Council so it can help guide development of the 2022-23 operating budget.

Use the Playlist menu (upper left corner of video) to watch a specific Budget Hearing video.

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Current Budget Books & Reports

Summary Budget Book 2021-22 (PDF)
Detail Budget Book 2021-22 (PDF)
Capital Improvement Program 2021-26 (PDF)
Inventory of Programs 2020-21 (PDF)
Visit the Budget Library for all Budget-related documents

Priorities

Maintain high bond ratings
Prioritize funding plans for critical infrastructure
Provide accurate and reliable forecasting
Maintain a transparent financial environment

Goals

Expand community engagement effort to involve and educate the public on the budget process.
Continue to improve economic forecasting by consulting with UofA which coordinates the State Forecasting Project.