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Revenue Shortfall: Despite Cutbacks, OKC Down $12M From Projections

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Oklahoma City fell $12 million short of FY25 revenue projections, triggering a potential $6M fund balance draw despite earlier cost-cutting efforts. The post Revenue shortfall: Despite cutbacks, OKC down $12M from projections first appeared on The Journal Record.

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Revenue shortfall: Despite cutbacks, OKC down $12M from projections

Oklahoma City fell $12 million short of FY25 revenue projections, triggering a potential $6M fund balance draw despite earlier cost-cutting efforts. The post Revenue shortfall: Despite cutbacks, OKC down $12M from projections first appeared on The Journal Record.

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