Jellico could finally be looking at solutions to its budget woes after help from the Tennessee state comptroller’s office.
“Ms. Iris told me as of today [Nov. 26] the city was going to make 22 percent or more in cuts across the board,” Stiers said, referring to last month’s meeting with comptroller representative Iris Haby.
Stiers, who does not want to cut services or employees, presented a list of revenues and cuts compiled for the comptroller.
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