The vision for Northglenn is to become a regional hub of the Denver area, and to offer livable neighborhoods, quality homes for all generations, and a wide variety of activities for all ages.
The vision for Northglenn residents is to enjoy living in an attractive city, to feel safe and secure throughout the community and to experience living in a self-contained community offering convenient amenities that is connected for the 21st century.
The vision for the city is to engage all citizens in the community, to take pride in Northglenn and to experience a strong intergovernmental linkage: youth to adults to seniors to community.
The vision for Northglenn's city government is to be financially sustainable, and to offer its residents first class city services.
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For a municipal government, the budget represents anticipated income and expenditures for the upcoming year.
In Northglenn, preparation for the next year's budget starts in mid-summer, and must be submitted to City Council in September and adopted in December.
Besides financial projections, Northglenn's budget includes a message from the city manager which includes an outline of the financial policies for the upcoming year, important features, and major changes from the previous year, among other items.
For the city of Northglenn, most of its income is from sales tax on products bought in the city, but the city also receives funds from property taxes, fines and forfeits, charges and fees as well as licenses and permits.
In terms of expenditures, the budget shows where a city's priorities are, from funding a police department, to upkeep of roads and infrastructure to hosting social events for the community.
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