Participatory budgeting (PB) in District 33 allowed residents to directly decide how a portion of the capital budget was spent in their neighborhoods. Through the process, community members proposed projects, developed them into ballot items, and voted during an annual Vote Week.
In the 2017 cycle, fifteen projects appeared on the ballot, with residents able to vote for up to five. Voting was open to district residents age 14 and older who had participated as budget delegates, and was conducted both online and at in-person locations around the district.
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