Summary
Liberty is looking to borrow millions of dollars to fix up local roads, but they're using a special funding method that skips the public vote entirely. This means construction could start fast, but residents don't get a direct say in taking on the debt.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers are on the hook to pay back millions in new debt, which could lead to higher local taxes or tighter city budgets down the road.
Drivers and local commuters get much-needed smoother, safer roads without waiting years for standard approval processes.
Local residents lose their voice and voting power on major municipal spending decisions.
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