What Chandler’s ‘conservative’ budget means for you

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By Sam Kmack | Arizona Republic

Chandler’s new budget shows it will continue to be among the state’s most fiscally secure cities this year, with coffers full enough to set aside nearly $150 million for emergencies and pay off tens of millions in debt, all while funding things such as more than a dozen new public safety jobs and $33 million worth of street repaving.

The $1.7 billion financial plan is the biggest in Chandler’s history. It took effect last month and will remain in place until the current fiscal year ends next June.

Overall, the budget paints a picture of a city that prioritizes paying its bills and bolstering its financial footing over adding extra services or additional capital projects.

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