Greensboro’s Budget Band-Aid: Why a Temporary Hiring Freeze Isn’t Enough
In a recent article, Greensboro’s City Manager Trey Davis outlined a budget plan aimed at avoiding tax increases amidst a projected $5 million to $7 million shortfall. While a temporary hiring freeze has been implemented, questions arise: Why not extend this freeze until the budget is balanced? With rising costs and potential funding losses, residents deserve transparency and accountability. As Greensboro stands at a financial crossroads, it’s crucial to demand leadership that prioritizes fiscal responsibility. Discover how we can ensure a sustainable future for our city and why your voice matters in the upcoming City Council election.
When the County Raises Taxes, the City Pays the Price
Guilford County’s looming property tax spike is set to impact every resident in Greensboro, whether you own a home or rent. With property values rising, many families could face tax increases of up to 47%. This isn’t just a county issue; it’s a city crisis that threatens our community’s stability. As your next City Councilmember, I will advocate for a revenue-neutral tax rate to protect our families from being squeezed further. Join me in demanding smarter budgeting and accountability from our local leaders. Together, we can ensure Greensboro remains a place where everyone can thrive.