What we learned about Shaker Heights’ fund balance and rising revenue

Newseze Wire·Sun, Oct 11, 9:00 PMWire: Cleveland.com

Tax gains supported a larger fund balance while spending and capital transfers rose. The city’s 2026 budget projects reserves staying above its policy minimum.

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What we learned about Shaker Heights’ fund balance and rising revenue

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