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Texas Chapter of AFP
807 Brazos Street #210 Austin TX 78701
Phone: (512) 476-5905
Email: texas@AFPhq.org
Texans are spending more per pupil on education -- 24% more than 15 years ago. But outstanding debt has increased a whopping 244%!
Dallas City Council members believe a new convention center and hotel will serve as a centerpiece for their efforts to revitalize the city’s downtown area. But several taxpayer advocacy groups say the project is a waste of public money and won’t meet Mayor Tom Leppert’s expectations
READ MOREThe free market, limited government blog Voice of the Taxpayer had an interesting post about the science behind the threat of secondhand smoke.
READ MOREApparently McAllen officials would rather fund fluff projects instead of paying off the current city debt.
Officials in McAllen are planning to build “outdoorsman's oasis”, which will include a 6.4-acre fishing lake and camping grounds at Fireman's Park in addition to 11 acres of park land. The park will include a playground, pavilion, restrooms, showers, concession building, trails with bridges, fishing piers and a sand volleyball court
AFP-Texas director Peggy Venable told the Committee that Texas needs a better defined state spending limit. Spending limits at the local level will provide the ultimate in local control. Taxpayer-funded lobbying is a betrayal of taxpayers’ trust and denies taxpayers the protections they deserve. If elected officials need more revenue, they simply need to make their case to the taxpayers. Voters deserve an opportunity to determine just how much government we want and are willing to pay.
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