Meeting Time: October 04, 2023 at 2:30pm MST
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Agenda Item

37 An Ordinance Authorizing the Issuance of Obligations for the Acquisition, Construction, Expansion and Improvement of Municipal Facilities and Personal Property (Ordinance S-50223)

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    Cathy Clair about 1 year ago

    Vote NO on ordinance 37!! AZ Taxpayers are tired of the out-of-control, wasteful spending and debt accumulation by city, state and federal government officials! Stop the madness NOW!! Thank you.

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    Lisa Hoffman about 1 year ago

    Vote NO on Agenda #37!
    The citizens of Phoenix do not need the council to vote us into millions of $$ of debt! We, the people have a right to know what each & every tax $ is used for. Politicians do not need a $180,000,000 slush fund to use at their whim!
    NO to 15 minute cities also!!

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    Vicki OConnor about 1 year ago

    How about letting the voters decide taxes in Phoenix. Vote No on 37. The city has no right just taxing people for your leftist agendas.

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    Mary Ann Johnston about 1 year ago

    Where is the transparency as to what is going to be taxed? Are you not paying attention to how the Federal Government has the future generation in debt? We have a spending problem and the solution is to tax us all into poverty? Phx already has some of the highest inflation across this nation. Prescott is currently paying .50 less a gallon on gas than Phx. What gives? Taxes?

    How about you let the voters decide as to where our tax dollars need to be spent and stop these bad fiscal policies.

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    Gretchen Petersen about 1 year ago

    Vote NO on agenda item #37
    The City is not providing information as to what they are going to tax, or raise taxes on to cover this debt. The City also recently passed a $6 Billion Budget that has a $134 Million surplus. Phoenix is also asking voters to approve $500 Million in bonds this November. Phoenix has the highest inflation rate in America, with an unemployment rate that has skyrocketed 45% over the past 3 recorded months. The City needs to cut back on its spending.

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    Pat Niccoli about 1 year ago

    Phoenix has the highest inflation rate in the US. The City needs to cut back on its spending and not create a $180 million tax.

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    Ben Buhanan about 1 year ago

    The City is not telling us what they are going to tax or raise taxes on to cover this debt. The City also recently passed a $6 Billion Budget that has a $134 Million surplus. Phoenix is also asking voters to approve $500 Million in bonds this November.

    Phoenix has the highest inflation rate in America and an unemployment rate that has skyrocketed 45% over the past 3 recorded months. The City needs to cut back on its spending and needs to not create a $180 Million tax out of thin air.

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    Julie Young about 1 year ago

    Stop taxing us without allowing us to vote. Stop with your bad fiscal policies that increase our debt. Our City will be bankrupt if this doesn't stop. We The People are opposed to the continuous forced taxation without reprentation.