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Sedgwick County releases proposed 2027 budget

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By Rodney Price Verified
| KNSS-AM (Wichita, KS) Verified
Sedgwick County released its proposed 2027 operating budget on Wednesday, which totals just over $624 million. Public safety, including fire and EMS, comprises 38% of that budget. County employees will receive at least a 4% salary increase, while some will get more. The county manager wants to add employees to the appraiser's office, EMS and the zoo. A $14.5 million upgrade is planned for the 911 Radio system.
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Budget time for the city of Wichita

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By Rodney Price Verified
| KNSS-AM (Wichita, KS) Verified
Wichita City Manager Dennis Marstall presented the city's proposed 2027 operating budget at Tuesday's council meeting. That budget currently stands at just over $800 million. Public safety, which includes Police and Fire services, is projected to cost around $237 million, about 67 percent of the general fund. That includes $1.5 million to staff a new fire station set to open next year in southwest Wichita.
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KDHE investigating fish kill in Wichita pond

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By Rodney Price Verified
| KNSS-AM (Wichita, KS) Verified
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment is investigating after thousands of dead fish were found floating in a west Wichita pond Friday. This is in the Chadsworth neighborhood near 21st and Maize. KDHE was at the pond on Friday afternoon taking samples, but won't comment until testing is complete. Last summer, a Goddard neighborhood pond experienced a similar situation. KDHE cited hot weather and low oxygen levels as the cause in that fish kill.
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