Breh....citizens pay taxes to fund those services and to be more to the point. For example there is a stark contrast between inner city and suburban school districts. If these services were truly a Socialist approach, parents could send their children anywhere to learn as the education would be completely equal (which it isn't) and that is why Redlining is a huge problem in this country....
To tie this back to the main topic, better jobs bring up median income for a district, thus in turn bring better and more reliable services through greater tax revenue...
Can't generate a strong tax base with retail jobs as those incomes are augmented with AH, WIC, etc...