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Growing Surprise unveils budget

By Surprise Independent ( Photo via City of Surprise)

The city of Surprise has unveiled its $486.0 million recommended budget for fiscal year 2022.

City Manager Mike Frazier’s budget was presented at a special Surprise City Council budget retreat on April 16,
With Surprise continuing to grow, the budget includes 23-1/2 full-time positions in the General Fund, and eight new employees in water, sewer, sanitation and ambulance services.

Operational costs for new capital projects are included, such as Countryside Park and Fire Station 308. It also includes services such as the Maricopa County Library contract and extended hours at Hollyhock Library.

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