Letter: 'Deep Concern' From 98 Minnesota Mayors over Rising Costs, Financial Burden on Cities

Nearly 100 Minnesota mayors warn state fiscal policies are hurting cities, residents and local budgets

A group of 98 Minnesota mayors raised concerns with state leaders in a letter about their state's fiscal policies, saying they have impacted their cities and residents, noting a disappearing $18 billion surplus and a projected $2.9 billion to $3 billion deficit for the 2028-29 biennium.

Nearly 100 Minnesota Mayors Speak Out Against ‘Fraud, Unchecked Spending’ - The Thinking Conservative News

Nearly 100 Minnesota mayors told Gov. Walz and lawmakers they oppose higher taxes and reduced services, blaming state spending and fraud. The post Nearly 100 Minnesota Mayors Speak Out Against ‘Fraud, Unchecked Spending’ appeared first on The Thinking Conservative News.

Nearly 100 Minnesota mayors raise concerns about fraud and unfunded mandates

ST. PAUL (KVRR/FOX9) — A group of 98 mayors from across Minnesota have sent a joint letter to state leaders raising concerns about widespread fraud. It includes the signature of mayors in our region from Hawley, Fergus Falls, Perham, Hitterdal, Barnesville, Thief River Falls, Mahnomen, Wadena, Roseau, Warroad and Breckenridge. They are also concerned about unfunded mandates and rising costs that they say are shifting financial burdens onto citie…

98 Minnesota mayors warn state fiscal policies are hurting cities, residents and local budgets

A group of 98 Minnesota mayors sent a letter to Gov. Tim Walz and state lawmakers warning that state fiscal policies have pushed costs onto cities.

Minnesota mayors write to state leaders with concerns about ‘fiscal direction’ of the state

Many Greater Minnesota and some Twin Cities suburbs mayors say fraud, unchecked spending and “inconsistent fiscal management” in St. Paul have trickled down to their cities.

Letter: 'Deep concern' from 98 Minnesota mayors over rising costs, financial burden on cities

Dozens of Minnesota mayors have signed onto a letter to Gov. Walz and state lawmakers, raising concerns and frustration over the financial pressures cities are facing due to state mandates.