Moses Lake fiscal sustainability discussion kicks off
Moses Lake Police Department school resource officer Ray Lopez got some tokens of appreciation on National SRO Appreciation Day. The SRO program, its costs and benefits, is part of the discussion of the city’s fiscal sustainability.
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Crews work on a Moses Lake street in August 2025. Street maintenance and its costs are part of a wide-ranging discussion on fiscal sustainability in Moses Lake.
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MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake City Council and city officials are starting a process to determine what services the city should be providing – and paying for – and which could be reduced if necessary. It’s part of city officials’ attempt to eliminate a budget deficit in the city’s general fund, a deficit that’s projected to increase over time without changes to the way the city is spending its money.
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