Angleton faces a $300,000 gap in its 2027 employee health insurance budget.
Cheaper coverage could save the city money, but it could also raise medical costs for city workers.
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The city of Angleton is looking at how to cover a $300,000 shortfall in its employee health insurance costs for 2027.
Angleton faces a $300,000 gap in its 2027 employee health insurance budget.
Cheaper coverage could save the city money, but it could also raise medical costs for city workers.
Written by The Alamo Republican from The Facts’ reporting, using only the facts in it. The Facts’ own headline: “Angleton weighs who will foot rising employee health insurance bill”
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