A New Charter for American Cities: 10 Rights to Restrain Government and Protect Freedom
By Nick Dranias
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Since 1972, America has gained an average of one new local government every day. The mushrooming of local governments is outdone only by the growth in state and local spending, which has outstripped that of the federal government since 1970. Arizona is no exception.
Special districts in Arizona have burgeoned from just over 30 in 1952 to more than 300 in 2007 so numerous that they now approach the sum of all counties, cities, and towns in Arizona. The bulk of this growth occurred after 1980,...
Special districts in Arizona have burgeoned from just over 30 in 1952 to more than 300 in 2007 so numerous that they now approach the sum of all counties, cities, and towns in Arizona. The bulk of this growth occurred after 1980,...























