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PBOT Budget

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Public Works
Information on budget challenges at PBOT. Relying only on parking revenue and gas taxes is not a sustainable way to run a modern transportation system. Operating costs continue to rise, assets continue to deteriorate. This requires new, ongoing and stable revenue sources to meet current demand.
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PBOT budget overview

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Asset management at PBOT

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FY 2025-26 Adopted Budget

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PBOT programs and projects funded through PCEF

Transportation System Development Charges (TSDCs)

Fixing Our Streets Your Dime at Work

What is Fixing Our Streets?

Related offices, programs, and projects

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Fixing Our Streets

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Fixing Our Streets Oversight Committee

City Budget Office

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