 Message From Mayor Dan SullivanWelcome to the Municipality of Anchorage’s new city budget website. The site’s goal is to not only provide information about the budget and its development process, but also to solicit your comments on budget priorities for the upcoming 2012 budget. read more |
2012 City Budget Approved
Posted: Dec 7 2011 - 9:01am
Mayor Dan Sullivan’s 2012 budget was approved by the Anchorage Assembly tonight. The budget set for next year comes in at $452.3 million, which is $10.4 million less than a continuation level budget; it also comes in below the maximum amount of property taxes allowed by the tax cap. view |
Mayor Releases 2012 Proposed Budget
Posted: Sep 30 2011 - 8:45am
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Don't Wait In Line, Go Online
Posted: Sep 7 2011 - 12:17pm
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Finding Efficiencies to Save Money
Posted: Aug 14 2011 - 9:30pm
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 Tax SaversJust as many of our city's families are making hard choices about how to balance their household budget, the Municipality is looking at its expenses and ways to be more responsible with taxpayer money. We will look at every dollar being spent in order to ensure it is delivering cost-effective results. Learn more |
Review Exemption Recipients
Submitted: Thursday, October 27, 2011
Since property owners need not re-apply for residential or senior citizen property tax exemptions every year it appears to be quite easy to keep an exemption one is no longer qualified to have. Example: someone with exemptions decides t read more |
2012 Approved General Government Operating BudgetWhen the Administration started working in July on its proposed budget for 2012, it once again face a challenge. Just as in the last two years, a continuation budget to fund the same level of service in 2012 was projected to increase $19.5 million. Learn more |
 What are Service Areas?The Municipality’s Charter requires that our local government operate under a service area concept, which means that residents in particular areas vote to approve taxes to pay for service(s) from the Municipality. Learn more |
 What is the Money Spent On?The Operating Budget pays for day-to-day city services—from the employees and equipment to mow the grass at parks and plant flowers; to police officers, their guns and cars; to employees that drive buses, clear snow, and collect property taxes Learn more |
Budget PollThe Mayor wants to know what your priorities are. Please complete this poll to help the Mayor as he drafts the 2012 Budget. View poll questions |
Thank You to MOA EmployeesI want to extend a sincere thank you to MOA employees for their hard work and professionalism during the economic challenges of the last few years. It’s been tough at times, but by finding efficiencies and working together, we’ve managed to deliver excellent service to the public. Our employees' effort does not go unnoticed, and I am grateful for their dedication to the people of Anchorage. – Mayor Dan Sullivan |
Donate To City ServicesWant to make a voluntary contribution to support a city service beyond what you pay in property taxes? Learn more |
