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How Candidates Plan to Solve San Diego’s Bonkers Infrastructure Backlog

Newseze Wire·Fri, Oct 30, 10:53 PMWire: Voice of San Diego
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How Candidates Plan to Solve San Diego’s Bonkers Infrastructure Backlog

Several candidates proposed state and federal grants to fund the city’s $7.8 billion infrastructure gap. Others proposed audits of the city’s budget and contracts.

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