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Lisbon city council proposes 1.463 billion euro budget for 2027, up 8.8%

The 2027 budget, presented at the Paços do Concelho, allocates 167 million euros to housing and urbanism, a 12.9% rise, and plans 100 more cantoneiros, municipal street-maintenance workers.

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Lisbon · Portugal

The Lisbon city council (CML) presented its 2027 municipal budget on Friday, 13 November, at the Paços do Concelho. The plan totals 1,463 million euros, 8.8% more than the 1,345 million euros set for this year. Vice-president Gonçalo Reis (PSD) described it as balanced and prudent, and said the PSD, CDS-PP and IL governing coalition backs it.

Housing and urbanism would receive 167 million euros, up 12.9% from 148 million budgeted for this year, with 126 million forecast to be spent. Infrastructure and maintenance, including the Lisbon General Drainage Plan, would get 203 million euros, down 12.7% from 232 million for 2026. Urban hygiene is set at 49 million euros, including 3.5 million for street cleaning and 1.2 million for collection equipment, and the council plans to hire 100 more cantoneiros.

“It is a budget of growth.”

Gonçalo Reis

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