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Proposed cuts to Burbank services could lead to ‘dystopian’ future, officials say

Proposed cuts to Burbank services could lead to ‘dystopian’ future, officials say

by siteadmin | Jun 25, 2019 | News

By ANTHONY CLARK CARPIO, for the Burbank Leader   Burbank City Council discussion on Thursday included some of the ways the city can reduce the sting of the forecasted budget deficit. (File photo) For about a year, Burbank City Council members have been preparing...
Maple Trail in Portland, Ore.’s Forest Park. The parks bureau is facing a $6.3 million deficit in 2019.

Maple Trail in Portland, Ore.’s Forest Park. The parks bureau is facing a $6.3 million deficit in 2019.

by siteadmin | Jun 12, 2019 | News

Portland Parks & Recreation is facing a projected $6.3 million budget deficit for the coming fiscal year that will all but certainly cause layoffs and closures of park facilities. “I think it’s safe to say this will be a painful exercise,” Commissioner Nick Fish,...
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