No politician wants to ask his or her constituents to support more taxes, just as no citizen wants to pay more taxes. But as the City of
Turlock is set to implement the most penny-pinching budget since the Great Recession, when 23 employees lost their jobs, the dreaded three-letter word has been mentioned as a possible funding source for the City’s depleted coffers.
Does Turlock need a new tax?
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