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Velsen unconcerned about finances after poor BDO rating; no additional cuts expected

Velsen unconcerned about finances after poor BDO rating; no additional cuts expected

The local government of Velsen remains unconcerned despite being ranked as one of the most financially unhealthy municipalities in the Netherlands by accounting firm BDO. The council stated in response to questions from the CDA that no additional budget cuts are expected as a result of the report.

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