A public hearing on the proposed spending plan, which is technically up over 14 percent from this year due to a one-time, already-accounted-for $3 million capital project outlay, is set for May 13.
About $5.5 million has yet to be recovered, which the Asset Recovery Unit of the United States Attorney’s Office is working on.
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