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Budget Watch | HeraldNet.com

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This article provides an overview of Arlington's recent budget allocations, notably a $33,819 investment in Pennon Construction Co. for expanding the Arlington Airport office. Additionally, the Stillaguamish Senior Center is receiving $3,750 to enhance its wellness program, showcasing a commitment to community health. The Snohomish County Diking District No. 2 is allocated $17,074 for annual water management services, while other funds include $5,250 for public defender services and $576 for janitorial services.

These expenditures highlight the local government's focus on maintaining and improving public services and infrastructure, emphasizing its role in fostering community well-being.

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