The town budget will continue to be impacted by the financial crisis. The financial crisis puts a halt, or decreases the amount of innovative construction of new projects being brought in. The Water Sewage Department and the Economic Security Department are two departments that will be impacted by the crisis at hand. The crisis will have more of an impact on the Economic Security Depart than the Waste and Sewage Department. The Economic Department handles many programs that can produce federal funding, and more resources. The only thing in order for the government to sign off, and invest in those programs it would cost money. These programs could bring about light to the financial crisis, but it could do it by putting the town in debt, which is not needed. The only way to minimize the impact of the crisis on the Economic Security Department would be to allow it to have a small substantial place in the town budget. This would be in the budget, to make sure there is no debt, and hopefully bring in revenue that can make other necessities in the town. If the program does what it should and bring additional federal resources, than it could grow from within it’s own program. The Waste and Sewage Department has a project that cannot be taken off of the table, so room as to be made for it in the town’s budget. The more the town budget is followed to the letter, and the balance of reconstruction, and revenue coming it the town should make it out of the crisis. This could be harmful to and worsen the crisis, because this project runs off of user fees, and with the new development it would increase the need of users. If the town is in a financial crisis, than they would not be able to support a new project if jobs are being last with the closing of factories.

Reference
Sprague, J. (October 5, 2010). Interdepartment memorandum. Hadleyville Department of Finance. Retrieved