Quesnel City Council to use this year's budget surplus to ease next year's tax burden

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It looks like taxes are going up in Quesnel, but not by as much as was first anticipated.
Residents were originally looking at a 4.6 percent increase when Council’s Financial Sustainability and Audit Committee took its first swing at the operating budget back in February, but that figure has now been reduced to 2.5 percent.
Director of Finance Kari Bolton, speaking at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting, noted that the committee had made some adjustments based on the feedback that it heard.
-Cutting training in 2021 by $50,000 due to the ongoing effects of COVID-19 and limited travel

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