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She criticized the proposed budget for prioritizing police spending over water infrastructure and the implementation of a trash fee.
Council Meeting (May 5, 2026 &Amp; May 6, 2026) - May 5, 2026 · 44:30 →She argued that the wastewater consent decree and city budget are interconnected, calling for transparency and accountability in spending to ensure funds reach needy neighborhoods.
Council Meeting (April 28, 2026 &Amp; April 29, 2026) - Apr 28, 2026 · 55:00 →Tomorrow questioned the impact of the ICE policy on grants and mentioned a potential loss of $110 million.
Super Neighborhood Alliance Meeting - Apr 13, 2026 · 40:00 →Stacy expressed concern that the SB4 ordinance was not well-vetted and could lead to lawsuits and taxpayer burden.
Sherry expressed concern that community voices are not being heard and that bad information is leading to bad decisions.
Super Neighborhood Alliance Meeting - Apr 13, 2026 · 1:05:00 →Sally expressed concern about the potential loss of $110 million in grants and the city's readiness for the World Cup.
Super Neighborhood Alliance Meeting - Apr 13, 2026 · 41:40 →Pastor Deb supported Sally's concerns about the budget and the potential loss of funds.
Super Neighborhood Alliance Meeting - Apr 13, 2026 · 45:00 →Whitmire wants to structurally reform city finances. His plan includes a new fee and no tax hike.
Today: We get the latest on Mayor Whitmire’s proposed city budget plan, discuss how you can protest your property taxes, learn about what’s behind Texas’s nursing shortage, and much more.
A set of proposed structural reforms would not balance the city’s budget indefinitely, but would stave off a need for significant spending cuts.
Overtime spending is worsening Houston’s budget problems, city controller says KHOU
Austin and Houston both have budget problems. They are approaching them very differently Texas Standard