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Audit report finds $1.2B backlog for street maintenance projects in San Diego

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The San Diego City Auditor found that the Street Maintenance Program has insufficient and unpredictable funding. The audit asserts that the city's streets are probable to fall into further disrepair under the most likely funding scenarios. The mayor is advocating for a sales tax increase, the revenue from which would go towards roads.

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Audit report finds $1.2B backlog for street maintenance projects in San Diego

The San Diego City Auditor found that the city does not have sufficient funds to meet its goals for smooth streets.

1 month ago·San Diego, United States

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