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David’s Financial Priorities

15 Sep 2019 Admin

The city should operate within its means, minimizing the cost of government wherever possible, and maintaining appropriate operating reserves.

 

15 Sep 2019 Priorities Financial

Kelso’s Bond Rating Increased

15 May 2015 Admin

In March 2015, the city was notified that their bond rating was increased to AA- from A+. A higher bond rating decreases the interest rate to the city and taxpayers when bonds are issued. The rating reflects the strong financial standing of the city that arose from the prudent financial management of David and the council.

15 May 2015 News Updates Financial

David Gets “Thumbs Up” for Shooting Down Tax Increase

26 Jun 2011 Admin

thumbs-upThe Daily News gave David a “Thumbs Up” in their June 25, 2011 editorial for taking a stand against considering sending a property tax increase to the voters.  David was credited for having “stuck a large knife in the idea” of raising taxes, and for “showing he has a handle on the on the mood of the people he’s representing.”

26 Jun 2011 News Updates Financial

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David took time to teach some elementary students about city government. David took time to teach some elementary students about city government.

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