Declining services refer to the reduction in quality, availability, or efficiency of services provided to individuals or communities. This can occur in various sectors, such as healthcare, education, and public transportation. Factors contributing to declining services may include budget cuts, staff shortages, or increased demand that outpaces supply. As a result of declining services, individuals may experience longer wait times, reduced access to essential resources, or diminished support. For example, in the case of public schools, declining services can lead to larger class sizes and fewer educational materials, impacting the overall learning experience for students.