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Fountain Hills Town Council to discuss museum, capital improvement projects

Will also review FY27 finances, streets repairs at budget retreat

The Fountain Hills Town Council will host a budget retreat, which is open to the public but will not allow public comment.

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The Fountain Hills Town Council will hold a budget retreat at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 24, in the council chambers.

The council will have presentations on revenue outlook and budget implications for fiscal year 2027, visit road improvements and discuss other capital improvements projects in town.

Sticking with downtown updates, council will revisit if they wish to retain the Avenue of the Fountains in its five-year downtown streetscape plan regarding Plat 208.

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