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Citizens for a Strong Oshkosh: Organizing for Strength
Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance points out some interesting facts about biennial budget
The $3.6 billion deficit said to be addressed in the biennial budget was an estimate of the general fund imbalance caused by a combination of factors, not limited to prior fiscal expenditures. It related to projected revenues and planned or proposed expenditure requests.
The net GPR spending under the new budget - nearly $28 1/2 billion is a $1.84 billion increase over the past biennium. General fund expenditures are 6.0% greater than the prior biennial budget.
The net GPR spending under the new budget - nearly $28 1/2 billion is a $1.84 billion increase over the past biennium. General fund expenditures are 6.0% greater than the prior biennial budget.
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There is no charge for being a member of Citizens for a Strong Oshkosh. Individuals can choose either to have their name published (we don't publish membership emails). Individuals who join with us can opt to have their name not published. Email lists will be used to inform members of activities and events relating to the efforts of the organization.
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We believe in the Oshkosh ~ We believe in the Power of our Community
Located on the western shore of Wisconsin's Lake Winnebago, the community of Oshkosh is centrally located for convenient access to the full spectrum of recreation and activity in Wisconsin. As part of the Fox River Valley region, Oshkosh is a strong, vibrant and increasingly diverse center of arts, culture, education and economy within Wisconsin's New North region.
Citizens for a Strong Oshkosh (CSO) is a group of community leaders who share belief in the power of individual action and the combined power of collection action for social progress.
- CSO believes that an essential key to social progress - and for preserving and enhancing quality of life - is an active, informed and involved local citizenry.
- CSO believes in the power of the individual as one of the keys to long-term community growth.
- CSO is not a partisan political organization, and the individuals participating in CSO-sponsored or CSO-affiliated projects all realize the importance of working very hard to ensure that the group does not become perceived as being a partisan organization.
This does not mean that CSO is not interested or involved, however. The primary objective of the organization is to create an environment or setting in which difficult (and often highly charged) public policy issues can be understood, analyzed and advanced using objective facts and the application of clear-thinking (and fair-minded) policy-based discussions.
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