Jackson's Water Woes Aren't New, Don't You Think?

In 20 14, 90 % of jackson city voters approved a one per centage point increase in the sales tax in part to fund water and sure repairs. In the past nine years, the city's allocated nearly 490 million dollars from its capital budget to waters and sewers. That's about three thousand 200 dollars per resident. But much of the money hasn't been well spent, and the city's water problems are worseneh, those republicans. Treh evis ge says, joe, racis. Unquestionably a product of racism.