Port Huron is holding a public meeting on May 13th to discuss the proposed ’25-’26 budget and Capital Improvement Plan. City Manager James Freed revealed that the operating budget stands at $143.9 million. To balance it, $2.4 million in requested funds were cut, impacting areas like police and fire departments. Freed noted rising costs for fuel, fire trucks, and healthcare, which increased by 17% last year. The public can attend the meeting at the Municipal Office Center.
Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet
