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It sounds like the article is asserting that tax breaks result in decreased public services per capita, but most of the people interviewed were priced out from
by dokein 8y ago
It sounds like the article is asserting that tax breaks result in decreased public services per capita, but most of the people interviewed were priced out from a housing perspective.
Also, while touching, it is not clear that a few anecdotes is evidence of a town going downhill due to tax cuts; finding 4-5 people to talk about how great or how miserable things are is always possible no matter in which direction ground conditions have actually changed.
- xg15 8y ago> Schools in Washoe county, which includes Sparks, are overcrowded and deeply in debt, so much so that voters in 2016 approved a sales tax hike to help plug the gap. Even so, fresh budget cuts could eliminate bus routes for nearly 4,000 elementary and middle school students in an effort to save $550,000.