Scottsdale Independent
With a new decade on the horizon, Maricopa County is making investments to further position itself as an attractive, long-term home for families and businesses.
The Maricopa Board of Supervisors approved a tentative $2.57 billion budget for fiscal year 2020 Monday, May 20, according to a press release.
“This fiscally responsible and sustainable budget keeps the tax rate steady for our residents while investing in the kinds of technology and infrastructure that works to serve citizens better,” Board of Supervisors Chairman Bill Gates of District 3 said in a prepared statement.
“These investments include strengthening public safety, improving the voter experience, preserving and enhancing our open space, and utilizing technology and process improvement to save money and make our county government more efficient while providing better service.\
