Anaheim Budget Faces 5.8 Million One-Time Funds Amid Revenue Shifts
Anaheim officials project a 5.8 million one-time funding package for next year funded by 2.2 million from general fund reserves and 3.3 million by not contributing to a retiree health fund. A 600 million capital program is planned for neighborhood improvements, parks, libraries, and transportation including the West Anaheim Community Center Police Substation and Tiger Woods Learning Center. Postseason wins by the Anaheim Angels and Mighty Ducks boosted hotel occupancy and local attention, though modestly on the budget. Budget hearings resume June 2 with department briefs across administration clerk attorney treasurer HR finance and council services.
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Festival encourages kids to explore art at community booth
At the festival a booth offered varied crafts for children to sample from 10 am to 2 pm. Volunteers Iris Auxiliary members Marge Herman and Cindy Anguiano described it as fostering imagination. Children, including 9 year old Justin Colvin, engaged with puppets, paintings on plates and large chalk drawings, with art pieces to be displayed later at a local gallery.
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