Tucson officials warned Tuesday that city revenues are running below projections halfway through the fiscal year, forcing spending slowdowns and raising the prospect of deeper budget cuts in 2027.
The city manager’s office revised the budget after revenues came in below projections that had already been reduced by 1.5% last fall.
“While we’re not seeing a great fall off, we’re not seeing a lot of recovery,” Anna Rosenberry, the city’s assistant city manager and chief financial officer, said during a city council study session Tuesday…