SEC. 9.114. MISSION-DRIVEN BUDGET.

§ 9.114

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Departments must submit budgets that describe their missions, goals, programs, customers served, desired outcomes, strategic plans, productivity measures, costs, and prior-year performance against those metrics. The Controller sets the format for these budget submissions in consultation with the Mayor.

When a city department asks for money in its budget, it has to explain what it does and why. It needs to describe who it serves, what it's trying to accomplish, how much each program costs, and whether it succeeded in meeting its own goals the year before. The city's financial officer (the Controller) decides what form these budget requests should take.

  • Could be simpler:The eight numbered subsections could be grouped by theme (e.g., mission/goals, programs/activities, outcomes/metrics) to make the structure clearer without changing the requirement.

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(Amended by Proposition A, Approved 11/5/2009)

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