Summary
Concord's city council members are considering slashing their own pay to help the city weather the financial storm caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. It's a symbolic and practical move to share the pain while the local government scrambles to balance its budget.
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Impact analysis
It saves a small amount of city cash, easing the tight pandemic budget just a fraction.
Local taxpayers and city services get a tiny financial break and see leaders sharing the sacrifice.
Council members take a direct hit to their stipends, though it's entirely voluntary.
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