By Robert Davis (The Center Square), includes “Aurora and Colorado Springs are in ‘healthy financial condition’ while Denver is in ‘bad fiscal shape,’ according to a new report on the financial health of the 75 largest cities in the U.S. … Only 14 cities had a taxpayer surplus, according to the report, including Aurora, which ranked No. 5 with a $2,600 surplus per taxpayer, and Colorado Springs, which ranked 12th with a surplus of $300 per taxpayer. Denver ranked 37th with a taxpayer burden of $4,600.”
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