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Cranbrook to host another special council meeting about 2024-2028 Five-Year Financial Plan

Cranbrook city council is getting ready for another meeting to discuss the municipal budget.

City staff said the proposed 2024-2028 Five-Year Financial Plan will be up for discussion during the session.

After a previous set of three meetings, council came out with a proposed 8.63 per cent municipal tax increase, but that may still change.

The municipal budget is facing a number of additional pressures going into 2024, such as retroactive RCMP pay and repairs to the Memorial Arena.

The meeting will go ahead on Wednesday, Dec. 13 at 3 p.m. at City Hall.

You can watch the live stream through the link below.

More: Cranbrook council live streams (City of Cranbrook)

R McCormack
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Born and raised in Cranbrook, they graduated from Lethbridge College in 2019. They came back for a practicum position with 2dayFM in Cranbrook, resulting in a job as the Saturday show host before moving into the newsroom. They have covered a wide variety of topics ranging from federal politics to local interest. Their after-hours passion lies in local history, gardening and coin collecting.

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