As We See It
#FF @CityOfLasVegas #budgetplanning
Now that the public can follow city budget planning on Twitter, what might we see?
Tue, Nov 10, 2009 (4:38 p.m.)
@CityOfLasVegas had 72 followers on November 10. @LasVegasWeekly has almost 3,800. We’re just saying…
“… ‘O’ keeps getting distracted every time someone says ‘governor’ or ‘Bombay.’”
“… Man, this budgeting stuff is hard!”
“… Hey, I know what—lets raise taxes. LOL!”
“… No budget yet, but proud to say new city hall is right on schedule. So there’s that.”
“… No budget yet? Man, let’s get some nachos.”
“… Do we really need a parks department? Parks? In the desert?”
“… Fresh out of ideas. Off to go watch ‘Paranormal Activity.’”
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