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New Port Richey Public Art Board Reviews Budget with Finance

The New Port Richey Public Art Committee received a financial update from the Finance Department on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026, concerning the city budget and funds designated for public art initiatives.

10/11/2026 · New Port Richey edition

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The New Port Richey Public Art Committee met Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026, to hear a financial update from the City's Finance Department. The presentation focused on the city budget and the allocation of funds for public art projects.

The committee, meeting at 4 p.m., reviewed agenda item 4.1, specifically ID#26-1273. This agenda item was the only item under the 'other' category for the meeting. The Finance Department provided an overview of available funding for public art, including how to access it and any proposed changes.

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