Oakland is on pace to continue spending more than it earns over the next five years if the city doesn’t take steps to address its ongoing structural deficit, according to a report presented to members of the City Council on Tuesday.
In its annual “Five-Year Financial Forecast,” Oakland’s Finance Department predicts yearly budget deficits ranging from about $115 million to nearly $130 million until the end of fiscal year 2029-30.
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