Minneapolis residents are preparing for potential cuts to essential services. This comes as the city considers its 2027 budget. A property tax increase is also a possibility for the upcoming year.
The city's budget plans are currently being evaluated by the mayor. Further information on the proposed budget and potential cuts can be found through the Star Tribune, which has reported on the developments in the city's budget planning process.
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