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DESCRIPTION: Please note that this event is at capacity. If you no longer see the "Register to Attend" button above, this means that tickets are sold out. For questions, or to be placed on the waitlist, please contact publicprograms@spur.org.\n--\nOakland is at a pivotal moment as city leaders work to address a significant budget shortfall of $129 million this year, with an additional $280 million projected over the next two years. Oakland's leadership shuffle further complicates its challenges. While some deeply rooted structural issues underlie the city's fiscal distress, Oakland is known for its creativity and resilience, and it has navigated bigger challenges before. Join us to learn about the City's budget process and hear from City leaders who are stabilizing the City during this time of transition.&nbsp;Explore how we got here and what it would take for Oakland to address its long standing structural deficit and move in the direction of fiscal sustainability.&nbsp;\n\nModerator: Nicole Neditch /&nbsp;Governance and Economy Policy Director, SPUR\nMichael C. Houston&nbsp;/ City Auditor, City of Oakland\nMike Forbes&nbsp;/ Vice Chair, Oakland Budget Advisory Commission\nLeigh Hanson, Chief of Staff, Mayor's Office, City of Oakland\nErin Roseman, Finance Director, City of Oakland\n\n\nFor details, click here: https://spur.secure.nonprofitsoapbox.com/component/events/event/415
SUMMARY:What It Will Take to Fix Oakland's Budget Deficit
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LOCATION: 1955 Broadway, Suite B, Oakland , CA, 94612
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