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July 18, 2026

  • Budget - Charlottesville
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  • Education

Charlottesville City Council discusses how $12 million a year from sales tax increase might be used for financing school construction

Sean Tubbs2 months ago116 mins

Budget staff recommend leveraging the income stream for $35 million in debt and using the rest as cash

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