City projects $266,000 in lost revenue due to COVID-19 state restrictions
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CLINTON — City treasurer Clint Lichtenwalter apprised city council members Monday about revised revenue projections as a result of state COVID-19 restrictions.
“State income tax, we had originally budgeted about $760,000,” Lichtenwalter said. “The revised forecast is about $703,000.”
The city had budgeting $160,000 revenue from the video gaming tax.