The city council approved the new budget during a meeting on Tuesday. The plan allocates additional funds for public schools and infrastructure projects. Residents expressed support for the increased education spending but raised concerns about traffic improvements.
The budget includes $5 million for road repairs and $3 million for new school technology. Officials said the changes aim to address community needs while maintaining fiscal responsibility. The vote passed with a majority of 7 to 2.
Local businesses welcomed the infrastructure investments, hoping they will boost the economy. The council plans to review the budget’s impact in six months.
