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Friday, November 6, 2009

Voter Bond Support Remains Strong

The recession is official, and how that will affect fire and emergency services funding in the upcoming year is a major concern. Cut backs, shortfalls, lay-offs, falling revenues, foreclosures, downturns and bail-outs are being bandied from national level down to the local town hall. Declines in tax revenues and capital gains continue to multiply because of the downturn in housing, business, investment and automotive markets. Workers are being laid off at unprecedented rates, and retailers are either going out of business or gearing up for a slower-than-usual holiday season. With all this doom and gloom, is there any ...

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