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Scope, stated plainly: alerts follow this site's own verified published record, not government meeting calendars. An alert fires when a dashboard newly carries an adopted budget backed by an ordinance or resolution with an adoption date, a source document, and both figures. The site does not poll governments.
No new adoption events in this feed yet. Follow jurisdictions below; when one of them newly adopts a budget, its alert appears here on your next visit.
Example alert — format demonstration, not a real adoption event. It replays a real, already-published record (Conyers) so you can see the format; it is not a new adoption.
Fiscal year: FY2025-26 (July 1, 2025 - June 30, 2026)
Adopted total: $43,226,548 · General Fund: $28,126,195
Instrument: Ordinance No. 1419 · Adopted: June 18, 2025
Source: City of Conyers FY2025-26 adopted budget, Ordinance No. 1419, as cited on the Conyers dashboard
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At build time, a detector reads every dashboard and extracts its adoption record: instrument, fiscal year, adoption date, source document, adopted total, and General Fund. A new record produces an alert event only when it passes all four trigger checks (adopted, not proposed; named instrument; adoption date; source document) and its jurisdiction + instrument + fiscal year key has not been alerted before. A second adoption record for the same fiscal year with a different instrument produces a separate alert. In the current build, 48 of 603 dashboards carry a complete adoption record; only those dashboards can produce events today. The rest can be followed now and will alert once their dashboard states a complete record.