April 25, 2025
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NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
The Trump administration has quickly implemented numerous changes to federal policies, regulations and funding that have impacted municipal governments. In some cases, the changes have led states and cities to take a hard look at their own spending. Read about one such effort in today’s story about a DOGE committee in Jacksonville, Florida.
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