Tacoma’s $40 Million Budget Crisis: COVID Cash Gone—Who Pays?
Tacoma’s $40 million budget shortfall raises a tough question: who pays when the COVID relief money runs out?
In this opinion episode, we examine Tacoma’s budget priorities, the use of temporary federal funding, potential city job cuts, public safety concerns, and proposals to increase business fees and taxes. Should taxpayers and small businesses shoulder more costs—or should City Hall cut spending first?
Join the conversation: What should Tacoma cut first, and should non-essential municipal hiring be frozen until the books are balanced?
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