Following more than three hours of impassioned two-minute citizen pleadings on behalf of the justice system, the arts, senior citizen programs and other tax beneficiaries, the Fulton County Board of Commissioners on Wednesday wrestled with shifting financial projections that meant they may continue to make changes to the proposed 2010 budget.
A final vote on the budget, and whatever subsequent changes may yet be written into the plan that evolves nearly every day, is slated for Jan. 20.
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