City budget solutions are not completely required

From The Dispatch:

Advisory group pitched $250 million worth to cover $120 million hole
By Robert Vitale

You might end up paying higher taxes. You might get a bill for trash pickup. You might see red-light cameras flashing off tickets at more intersections. But it’s unlikely that you’ll get hit all at once.

The economic advisory committee that studied city finances for the past year projected yearly deficits of up to $120M during the next decade and suggested well over $250M in remedies.

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