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Burlington Council Hears from Residents About Budget Concerns

By on January 8, 2013
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AS BURLINGTON’S FINANCIAL PICTURE CONTINUES TO REQUIRE THE ATTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL, RESIDENT LARRY WILLIAMS STOOD UP LAST(MON) NITE FOR THE CITY’S EMPLOYEES.　

OTHERS TO VOICE BUDGETARY CONCERNS LAST(MON) NITE WERE KEITH AND VICKIE SUMMERSON…LEON SHAHAN, WHO SAYS THE COUNCIL SHOULD USE A CHAINSAW, NOT A RED PEN, TO CUT THE BUDGET…AND CAROL NEFF, WHO’S WORRIED THAT THE CITY WILL REDUCE OR ELIMINATE BUS SERVICE, OR RELY ON THE COUNTY SYSTEM, WHICH DOESN’T USE A “PASS” SYSTEM. THE COUNCIL WILL HOLD A SPECIAL BUDGET MEETING AT 4 O’CLOCK ON THE 21ST.