During the State of the City Address, Mayor Carmen Montano emphasized Milpitas' recent growth, including new housing projects, the arrival of tech companies, and eco-friendly initiatives. She noted a remarkable reduction in the projected budget deficit from $28.5 million to $16.3 million through strategic spending cuts. Additionally, $5 million in federal funds will enhance local infrastructure, making areas safer for pedestrians and cyclists. The city is also in the process of securing 2,700 new housing units and implementing the Gateway-Main Street Specific Plan to improve downtown land use.
Milpitas is shaping a smarter, greener, safer, and more connected city, as Mayor Carmen Montano highlights significant growth, housing projects, and eco-friendly initiatives.
The city is tackling a $28.5 million budget deficit by reducing spending and leveraging federal funding for local infrastructure improvements, aiming for long-term financial stability.
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