City Investment Policy
Summary
Cheyenne just changed its investment policy so city cash can go into stocks and ETFs, not just safer stuff. That could mean faster growth for public funds—or bigger losses if markets tank. Basically, your tax dollars are now taking a little more market risk.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Higher returns could boost city coffers, but a market drop could hit public funds and force budget trade-offs.
Taxpayers and city services could benefit if the riskier investments earn more money.
Taxpayers and city services could get hurt if stocks or ETFs lose value and the city has less money to spend.
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