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Waco’s economic boom is slowing down, leaving the city with a budget gap to fill. Officials are now looking at where to trim the fat, which could mean changes to the services you rely on.
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You might see reduced city services or higher fees as the city tries to balance its books.
Fiscal conservatives and taxpayers who prioritize lean government spending may see this as a necessary step toward long-term stability.
Residents who rely on city programs or public amenities could see those services scaled back or cut entirely.
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