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    Postponing inevitable is what got us to where we are now (access required)

    by Staff Writer

    Published: October 23,2009

    Time posted: 7:54 am

    Tags: 2c, City Council, furloughs, layoffs, USOC

    In the event that Colorado Springs voters fail to approve a proposed mill levy increase during the Nov. 3 election, the city will have to make many painful choices. Will council implement furloughs and layoffs, close the Pioneers Museum and city recreation centers, and put the city park system on “life support”? We don’t know. But it seems ...





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