The Port Richey City Council is considering increasing their annual stipend, currently set at $4,320, to $7,500 for council members and $9,600 for the mayor. The proposed increase has sparked debate on social media and concerns about the city’s economic situation, particularly for residents still dealing with hurricane-related housing issues.
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