Flint's emergency manager Mike Brown passed the new budget for Flint almost a week ago, but last night Flint residents finally got the chance to talk about it . . . and it wasn't pretty.

Mike Brown called the budget, "the first steps towards stability and restoring financial solvency."  The people that packed city hall had a few other choice words for the new budget though.

The biggest complaints involved increased water-and-sewer fees and the reduction in the number of police officers in the city.  Others complained about a lack of democracy, pointing out that they did not vote Brown into office and that only after the budget passed were they allowed to comment.

Watch Flints Budget Presentation From ABC12

 

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