By james art 
Laredo, Texas (KGNS) – With so much confusion about the freezing already lowered, many still wonder what if it was returned in the future.
For the County Web and Laredo, depending on several federal -funded programs, leaders work to plan any changes to come.
As long as the financing of cities and cities is thought to be conducted as usual, this morning, January 29, Laredo’s employees were on the lookout, creating plans to continue to provide services in the event of a freezing grant.
Larendo Joe’s manager explained that from public safety approximately 70% of Larendo Public Health initiatives depend on federal dollars.
The mayor of Laredo, Dr. Victor Trevino, came to say that the reduction of federal funding would mean that many agencies be excluded.
KGNS talks with the web judge web Tano Thierina while the pause was discussed; He said that within the freezing hour it was announced, countless people reached for the continuity of social programs such as wheels feeding.
The Thierina remained confident that these would be safe from cuts. In addition, Laredo’s city said that in the coming months, adjustments are likely to be made on how the programs are funded.
NAB mentioned: “We are in preliminary discussions on how we can make sure that we protect our community from any of the negative impacts that come from it. So, we are trying to analyze this. “
NAB also explained that the city was and remained ready to finance the necessary projects from the common fund of the city. The ultimate goal is to continue vital services.
In a separate article, we hear directly from other Larendo staff about how federal funding plays a role in the services they provide.
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