Amador County News, TSPN TV News Video, 2-8-11

·       Supervisors today were to discuss asking Ted Gaines to support reestablishment of the “Gas Tax Swap” that could mean millions of dollars in county road funding.

·       Amador Water Agency studies options in handling a budget deficit at La Mel Heights Water District,

·       Plymouth City Council will hear the city’s history of  revenue, expenditures and cash flow.

·       Fair officials say the governor’s proposed budget could close 29 fairs by 2012, and cost $57 million in income.