BOONE, Iowa---Even though the recent report from the State Treasurer pegs the debt of the City of Boone at more than $29-million, Boone City Administrator Luke Nelson says he feels pretty good going into budget preparation. The City Council will hold it's first Budget Work session next Wednesday. Nelson says cost reducing efforts over the past couple of years have really helped.
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