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GILBERT, AZ — Gilbert has approved its new budget, but it comes with some changes.
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Town leaders say a $20 million annual revenue loss forced difficult decisions, including reduced park maintenance, and a pause on the Gilbert Regional Park capital improvement project.
Officials also say about 70% of the General Fund comes from sales tax and state-shared income tax, making support for local businesses a key part of Gilbert’s financial future.
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In the video player above, watch as ABC15’s Adam Schumes takes a look at what those changes mean for the community.
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