Cambridge Mayor Unveils 2026 Strong Mayor Budget
Cambridge Mayor Jan Liggett has presented the city's proposed 2026 Strong Mayor Budget, which aims to sustain over 140 municipal services and advance key infrastructure projects.
The proposal includes a 4.86% property tax increase, estimated at $85 per household for the year, to maintain existing service levels and fund strategic investments in recreation, infrastructure, and public safety.
"The city's budget is so much more than numbers on a page, it reflects the strategic priorities of the community and shapes the Cambridge of the future as a premier destination for families to call home, businesses to succeed, and visitors to enjoy festivals, events, and recreation – the full Cambridge experience," said Mayor Liggett.
The budget was presented to Council on Monday evening.
Author's summary: Cambridge proposes 2026 budget with tax increase.
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