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baltimore officials cite snow cleanup overtime costs as citys budget deficit grows

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The article discusses a municipal budget deficit in Baltimore, driven by snow cleanup overtime and public safety costs. No direct commercial mechanism, commodity price impact, or supply chain effect is identified. The event is local government fiscal management with no material impact on sectors or markets.

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  • Baltimore city reports a $64 million budget deficit.
  • Deficit attributed to costs from four snowstorms and overtime pay in police and fire departments.
  • City officials plan to use reserve funds to address the shortfall.
  • Better-than-expected tax revenue was noted but insufficient to cover the deficit.
  • Critics argue overspending rather than weather is the primary cause.

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