A broken window, the Central Library and a $6 billion city-wide problem
A broken window on the 9th floor of Seattle's Central Library symbolizes a six billion dollar problem. Much of the city’s infrastructure is aging.
The animal shelter needs renovations, the Fire Department needs a new headquarters – the city even needs new maintenance yards.
And competition for those dollars is going to be pretty intense. The city’s budget is in a tough place and previous ways the city has raised money iwon't be around forever.
Plus: A new screen time policy at Seattle Public Schools for K-2 students
Today on the show:
Noel Gasca, KUOW reporter
Tom Fay, chief…
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