DES MOINES, Iowa – The City of Des Moines is asking residents to help shape its fiscal year 2028 budget as officials work to close a projected $12 million budget gap tied to the impacts of the state’s new property tax reform. City officials say the projected shortfall means millions of dollars will no longer […]
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