City officials are sharing the results of a recent budget survey as they try to find ways to address a $15 million deficit. City of Topeka spokesman Dan Garrett said in a press release that more than 1,000 people responded to the survey. He said a majority of residents highlighted a need for streets and infrastructure to be designated top priorities in the next budget. Other highlights included safety services, social services and affordable housing.
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