City of Ypsilanti looks to set guidelines for dipping into stabilization fund

The Ypsilanti City Council tonight will hold a public hearing and first vote on when to dip into its Budget Stabilization Fund.

The fund was first established in 2024. It currently has about $3.4 million set aside for financial emergencies. The target is to eventually have three months of revenues in the fund. That works out to about $5.7 million.

Ordinance co-sponsor Patrick McLean says it’s something all government entities should have…

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