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Palm Coast City Manager Matt Morton likes his decisions driven by data. (© FlaglerLive) Ultra-conservative isn’t necessarily the most venerated way to describe government. In Palm Coast’s fiscal management this year, it may well be, and it is allowing the city to hire two additional sheriff’s deputies, restore employee raises, and restore the city manager’s own raise, which he had declined last year on the approach of Covid’s era of uncertainty. The Palm Coast City Council learned today that a combination of City Manager Matt Morton’s hiring, salary and other spending freezes, less dire revenue shortfalls associated with the coronavirus pandemic, more-than-expected tax revenue and a significant assist from Covid-related federal aid known as the Cares Act, the city is in a far better financial position today than it projected it would be once the pandemic started and when it prepared its current budget last year.

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