POLITICSDENVERITE
Who’s ready for a biennial budget?!
Denver voters will decide in November whether to adopt a biennial budget process, which would shift from annual budgets to two-year cycles to allow more public input and long-term planning. Supporters argue the current one-year cycle is too rushed, while opponents question the city's ability to manage even annual budgets effectively.
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