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Commissioner warns of financial crisis without budget changes

August 26, 2024 | Livingston County, Michigan


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Commissioner warns of financial crisis without budget changes
During a recent government meeting, Commissioner Gross raised concerns about the sustainability of the current budget, particularly regarding the reserve fund. He highlighted that maintaining the status quo could lead to a depletion of the reserve fund by approximately $250,000 annually, potentially reducing it to around $500,000 by the end of 2025. Gross characterized this situation as \"risky business\" and advocated for a modest increase in military funding to prevent the veteran services division from operating at a loss.

The discussion underscored the importance of balancing the budget while ensuring that essential services for veterans are adequately funded. Gross emphasized that a slight adjustment in military funding could help achieve a more stable financial outlook for the division. The meeting concluded with an invitation for further amendments, indicating a willingness to explore additional options for budget adjustments.

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