Project records show what council authorized and what later documents confirm. Financial statements show the City’s audited annual results. They answer different questions, so each has its own page.
Amounts keep their original stage and reporting period. A budget, funding announcement, contract award and audited expense are not treated as the same thing.
Follow 9 connected issue trails and 21 staged decisions. Budgets, funding requests, amendments, contract awards and confirmed payments remain distinct.
Compare six reporting years of revenue, expenses, annual surplus, cash, debt and capital activity. Later restatements stay tied to the report that introduced them.
Council may approve a plan, budget, application, amendment or contract award.
Later records may confirm payments, revised costs, completion or work still outstanding.
Audited statements report city-wide results for the year, but may not identify every project separately.