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Lubbock City Council considers expanding support for Animal Services
The Lubbock City Council discusses budget priorities for the upcoming year, including infrastructure improvements and employee compensation while managing inflation concerns.
By By KCBD Staff·3 hr ago
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - The Lubbock City Council will continue its discussion on the city's finances later this week, following earlier conversations about priorities for next year's funding plan.
Among the first concerns raised were infrastructure problems in north and east Lubbock and city employee compensation.
Council members said they are working to balance higher inflation with keeping property taxes as low as possible.
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