Summary
Albuquerque’s proposed budget would hike fees at city-run spots like pools and the zoo, so your usual weekend outing could cost more if it passes. It’s a budget-balancing move that hits residents at the ticket counter and locker room.
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Impact analysis
You’d pay more out of pocket for city amenities, with the extra revenue likely going to city coffers or facility operations.
The city budget and facility operators benefit from added revenue, and possibly users if the money improves services.
Families, frequent pool-goers, zoo visitors, and lower-income residents who rely on these city services would feel the biggest pinch.
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