City budget allocates $6.2 million to combat inflation over five years
October 22, 2024 | Stafford County, Virginia
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During the meeting, officials discussed a projected allocation of $6.2 million over the next five years to address these inflationary challenges. The board emphasized the importance of managing contracted services and other costs, proposing a 2% annual increase to accommodate small fluctuations in utility expenses.
This financial strategy aims to ensure that the county can effectively respond to rising costs while maintaining essential services for residents. The discussion highlighted the ongoing need for careful budget management in light of economic pressures.
As the board moves forward, these financial decisions will play a crucial role in shaping Stafford County's fiscal health and service delivery in the coming years.
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