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Mayor says Fayetteville's "state of the city is strong," highlights housing, College Avenue and a proposed bond
Summary
In her first State of the City address, the mayor said Fayetteville's finances are solid, named housing the top priority, previewed College Avenue upgrades and announced plans to propose a bond for water and sewer work.
Mayor (name not specified) delivered her first State of the City address at the March 18 Fayetteville City Council meeting, saying "the state of your city is strong" and outlining priorities including housing, infrastructure and downtown revitalization.
The mayor told the council and audience the city's financial outlook is "solid," noting sales tax revenue is projected to increase by about 3% this year. She said that increased revenue, combined with "appropriate budgeting and strategic planning," will let the city maintain services while investing in the future.
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