Sun City residents demand answers on budget deficit amid facility spending

Residents of Sun City voiced their concerns during the 2025 Annual RCSC Membership Meeting, highlighting a pressing issue: the community's financial deficit. One resident passionately addressed the gathering, questioning the ongoing spending on new facilities while a deficit looms. "We already have a deficit if we're already raising rates at leaps and bounds for annual RCSC rates," they stated, urging leaders to prioritize financial stability before further expenditures.

The resident's remarks sparked a dialogue about the community's financial health, prompting Treasurer Boroski to respond with insights from the financial reports. He noted that the budget had been overspent by less than $10,000, a figure that some attendees found concerning given the larger context of rising costs and community investments.

This discussion underscores a critical moment for Sun City as residents seek transparency and accountability regarding their tax dollars. With the community's financial future at stake, the call for a thorough examination of spending practices and deficit management is more relevant than ever. As the meeting concluded, it was clear that addressing these financial concerns would be a priority moving forward, with residents eager for solutions that ensure the sustainability of their beloved community.