A city memo has been released in Austin, detailing recommendations from budget staff. The memo pertains to social service contracts for the upcoming fiscal year. Budget staff have suggested eliminating or reducing numerous contracts.
4 million. Further information can be found in the city memo, which provides more details on the recommended changes to social service contracts in Austin.
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