Summary
Pelham officials are warning that a bill in the Alabama Legislature could drain $750,000 a year from the city budget. That’s not abstract—it could mean less money for the services residents rely on.
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The city could lose $750,000 every year, forcing Pelham to absorb a recurring budget hit or cut services.
The source doesn’t name who benefits, but any group the bill is meant to help would gain at the city’s expense.
Pelham residents and city service users would feel it if $750,000 a year has to come out of the budget.
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