July tax haul brings smiles to Scottsdale officials

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By Wayne Schutsky | Scottsdale Progress 

Scottsdale’s economy outperformed projections during the summer months but city officials caution the trend may not continue now that supplemental federal unemployment benefits have expired.

City Council approved a $1.54-billion budget in June calling for $30 million to $40 million in cuts.

That included a $18.4-million cut in General Fund spending, from $296.1 to $277.7 million, because of concerns about the pandemic’s impact on tourism, restaurants, retail and other important economic drivers.

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