Summary
Charlotte City Council members are heading to Raleigh to lobby for state funds to back Iryna's Law and boost local public safety. They want state lawmakers to chip in real cash so the city doesn't have to foot the entire bill for these new safety measures.
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Impact analysis
Securing state funding could save local taxpayers money by shifting part of the public safety bill over to the state budget.
Charlotte residents and local taxpayers win big if the state actually opens its wallet to pay for public safety.
No groups negatively affected
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