Numbers a council can question,
and a budget that has the answer.
Projection and forecasting tools for public finance and owner teams. Every figure carries its source and its assumption, because every figure will be asked about.
Project the millage before the hearing does
A millage rate has to survive a public hearing, a cap on non-homestead assessments and three years of what-ifs - and the spreadsheet that answers those questions was built by someone who has since left.
Know when a project should break ground
Owners ask whether to build now or wait, and the honest answer sits in labour, materials and financing data spread across BLS, FRED and a dozen PDFs nobody reads twice. A quarterly report is only useful if it can show its working.
Start with the number under the most scrutiny
Each tool is bought once and stands on its own. Most teams start with the figure that gets questioned at every meeting and add the next when the first has earned its keep.


