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Pueblo lobbyists say state—udget shortfall could squeeze local programs; municipal-court bill monitored
Summary
Pueblo City Council received a briefing on Dec. 23 from the city—s lobbying team about the state—s budget outlook and pending legislation that could affect municipal funding and court operations.
Pueblo City Council received a briefing on Dec. 23 from the city—s lobbying team about the state—s budget outlook and pending legislation that could affect municipal funding and court operations.
The lobbying team told council members that the state began the fiscal year with about a $1 billion revenue shortfall and that the current shortfall is roughly $700 million after a $300 million upward revision. "I think our top priority for the city this year with your guidance and permission leadership is to protect a number of appropriations designated for local government including the City of Pueblo," said Mr. Romero, the city—s lobbyist.
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