The McHenry City Council last week unanimously approved a $52.7 million budget, with a more than $520,000 reduction in expected general fund revenues from last year’s municipal budget, illustrating officials’ continued uncertainty of how the local economy will respond to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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