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Nashville's Budget Talks: Health, Homelessness, Parks & Libraries
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Nashvilles city council is currently deliberating over Mayor Freddie OConnells $3.8 billion budget proposal, with adjustments expected for programs like domestic violence services and animal welfare. The Metro Health Departments Nashville Strong Babies Program, which has achieved zero maternal fatalities, is seeking local funding to reduce reliance on federal and state grants. The Office of Homeless Services is requesting a 41% increase, or $5 million, to maintain staff salaries as federal funding ends. Metro Parks is addressing ice storm damage and planning new facilities, while the Nashville Public Library is facing rising e-book costs and seeking funds for new materials, staff, and services.
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