When The Lights Go Down In The City...

This is what you get when you allow bureaucrats to draft a budget.

VISTA (AP) — To trim $9 million from their budget, Vista officials say they will shut off half of the city’s residential street lights in March unless property owners agree to pay higher lighting fees.

Fees could cost residents of the north San Diego County city between $4 and $20 a year.

Lesson learned. Never live anywhere with "lighting fees".

If politicians are resorting to threats and extortion in an attempt to validate higher taxes; those politicians need to go. End of story.

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