Explain the revenue increases or spending cuts

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The Balancing Act is a budget simulation that allows residents to provide input as well as learn more about the City's programs and the trade-offs between providing city services and fiscal stability. Feel free to experiment and explore your own unique budgeting solutions and provide the city with comments and feedback on your experience. This budget simulation includes the General Fund and the Capital Investment Plan for FY2023. The budget is currently running a deficit of $7.5 million. Please review the revenue and spending and explain the revenue increases or spending cuts that you would make to balance the budget.

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