Sentences with phrase «city budget spending»

The proposed city budget spending is $ 245 million, plus more than $ 400 million for the Syracuse City School District.

Not exact matches

The report reveals leaders and laggards among Canada's major cities when it comes to transparent budgeting that allows comparison between budget promises and actual spending over the ensuing year.

According to Underhill's «Impact on the City Budget» report, the city of Port Arthur has spent to date $ 22,176,963 for Tropical Storm Harvey recovCity Budget» report, the city of Port Arthur has spent to date $ 22,176,963 for Tropical Storm Harvey recovcity of Port Arthur has spent to date $ 22,176,963 for Tropical Storm Harvey recovery.

Canada's major cities tend to understate revenue and spending, wait too long to release budgets, and confuse taxpayers with obscure figures in their financial reports, finds a new study from the C.D...

The proposed $ 100.8 million budget will spend millions on police and fire pensions as well as a 3 percent pay raise for city workers.

Mourinho had not won the league the previous year and was not going to win it when he «agreed mutually» to leave, despite spending the annual budget of a decent sized country on players (something he now condemns Man City for BTW).

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Substitution Effect: Assuming that consumers have a fixed leisure budget, when a sports team moves to a city like Detroit from Pontiac, the money that a family spends going to a Lion's game is typically money that would have been spent on other leisure activities like bowling or going to the movies.

We all know that the small budget was due to two factors: construction of the stadium and billionaires who bought Chelsea and Man City and we're engaged in spending sprees.

I think after the emirates debt, management is trying to avoid that scenario again, so they have a budget, most of these other big clubs are in debt, kroenke won't spend his own money, like the Chelsea guy, or man city guys, so funds are kinda limited to what we generate as a club..

Klopp needs to strengthen a number of areas and may be reluctant to spend a large portion of his budget on a defender when there are cheaper alternatives out there, including Hull City's Andrew Robertson.

An honourable mention must go to Wigan who, with a relatively small budget, have managed to create 967 chances from open play, only 94 less than Manchester City who have spent wildly over a number of seasons.

With its $ 272 million annual budget, the park district spends well over $ 30,000 an acre of park, she says, far more than any other big city.

Assembly Democrats on Monday evening released their one - house budget proposal, a $ 170 billion spending plan that would fund transportation in New York City through fees on ride hailing services and cabs in Manhattan and add more money for education than what was proposed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

New York City's finances look to be on solid ground, with a strong economy, a balanced budget and out - year gaps that are manageable under current conditions, according to state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli's assessment of the mayor's proposed spending plan, though there are risks in the years ahead.

Cuomo's amended budget proposal didn't include the much - needed $ 12.5 million in state aid for the city of Albany on which Mayor Kathy Sheehan is relying to balance her own spending plan.

Cuomo has insisted that extending high rates on wealthy earners is a key piece of his budget, which also includes a $ 961 million spending increase for education aid and a $ 163 million plan to phase out college tuition costs at state and city universities for those who earn less than $ 125,000.

The plan has New York City spending $ 85.2 billion, slightly more than de Blasio's earlier budget proposal.

To the right, the budget crises engulfing American cities and states stem from one cause: as Nick Gillespie of Reason repeats ad nauseam, «They spend too much!»

[182][183] On the first day of City Council hearings on Daley's 2009 budget proposal, several aldermen questioned the administration's public relations spending.

By the end of the week, the state government should have decided upon spending plans for the year and New York City will follow with its budget in June.

A draft of an audit being prepared by the Office of the New York State Comptroller calls into question the budget and spending policies of the City of Niagara Falls and warns of potentially dire financial circumstances for the Cataract City unless officials there «take immediate steps» to get their financial house in order.

As part of the state budget, Long Island and New York City are getting an extra $ 550 million this year for economic development spending, Capital New York reported.

The budget also includes an additional $ 2 billion in new spending and an increased employee headcount of 6,700 for the city, which marks a growth of 25,000 new employees since 2014.

Schroeder said the 2017 - 18 budget called for spending $ 10 million from surplus funds, but the city has spent $ 34.5 million in surplus, and has only $ 6.5 million left.

Stung by the expiration of federal aid intended to help states balance budgets as they seek to recover from the recession that began in 2008, the final budget is also expected to include another cut in local aid to cities and towns and to call for reduced growth in the rate of spending on education and health care, although special education is one of the few areas in which significant investments appear imminent.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg unveiled last Thursday his $ 68.7 billion budget — a spending plan that has no tax increases or calls for teachers and uniformed city workers to lose their jobs.

A draft of an audit being prepared by the state comptroller calls into question the budget and spending policies of the City of Niagara Falls and warns of potentially dire financial circumstances for the Cataract City unless its officials «take immediate steps» to get their financial house in order.

With President - elect Donald Trump and a newly empowered, Republican - dominated Congress soon taking control of the federal budget, the potential for substantial cuts in domestic spending poses gargantuan challenges for New York state and city budgets.

Taxpayers are spending $ 1.7 billion in the current fiscal year on the Department of Homeless Services — after twice injecting extra cash totaling $ 287 million beyond what was in the city budget passed in June to deal with the burgeoning homeless crisis.

-LSB-...] plan has New York City spending $ 85.2 billion, slightly more than de Blasio's earlier budget proposal.

The teams are at risk of budget cuts as the city slashes spending across - the - board, she said.

DeFrancisco said Cuomo's budget increases spending for the Metropolitan Transit Authority, the public transit system in and around New York City.

Estimating a cost of this plan is a necessary element of deciding whether to further increase the City budget with the costs of this plan or to select other City spending to cut as a source of funding.

Once aboard, Hizzoner — who was joined by a pack of journalists — launched into a diatribe against Cuomo and MTA Chairman Joe Lhota, who last week blamed de Blasio for refusing to spend the city's $ 4 billion - plus budget surplus to fix the subways.

Walsh's budget office was able to cut more than $ 3 million in projected spending, but the city will run an $ 11 million deficit by taking money from its «rainy day» fund.

«This spending growth is not accompanied by any additional increase to the city's budget reserves, and budget gaps projected in future years have grown,» said Citizens Budget Commission president Carol Kellebudget reserves, and budget gaps projected in future years have grown,» said Citizens Budget Commission president Carol Kellebudget gaps projected in future years have grown,» said Citizens Budget Commission president Carol KelleBudget Commission president Carol Kellermann.

A budget watch dog group is giving Gov. Andrew Cuomo a mixed grade on his budget proposals, saying he's done a good job reigning in spending, but is making a mistake by shifting some significant costs to New York City.

State Budget Director Bob Megna issued a statement yesterday rejecting the mayor's claim that the city stands to lose $ 2 billion if Cuomo's spending plan is enacted as - is by the Legislature and also insisting the mayor has more than enough stashed away to make up the difference of whatever the final aid reduction might be.

The investors service also labeled the state budget overall a «credit positive» as well, citing both the 2 percent limit in state spending increases year over year, plus $ 300 million in pre-K funding for New York City.

City spending most directly under Bloomberg's control is forecast to exceed its budget by 18 percent in spite of repeated cuts, Michael Howard Saul reports.

Bloomberg laid out in detail what he has done, and will continue to do — including freezing city - funded spending, seeking agency - specific budget cuts, and spreading the current four - year capital plan to five years.

City Hall's finances may be getting shakier, but it's full spend ahead for the budget Mayor de Blasio rolled out Thursday.

«That is, to put it in perspective, about 25 percent of all new city spending in this budget.

According to the figures, city agencies have spent nearly half - a-billion dollars more than had been budgeted so far this year, thanks in part to the twin punches of the post-Christmas blizzard and Hurricane Irene.

Spending would increase by 3.23 percent under a $ 34.77 million budget proposal adopted Tuesday by the Tonawanda City School Board.

City lawmakers have scheduled a series of budget meetings over the next three weeks to meet with department heads and propose amendments to Mayor Paul A. Dyster's proposed spending plan for next year.

WATERVLIET — The city is headed toward a 19.2 percent tax hike for 2018 and plans to cut spending because it can no longer can rely on cash reserves to cover its costs, according to the proposed $ 11.46 million budget presented to city residents.

The council will spend the next three weeks reviewing spending for each city department before submitting its budget.

Initially there were concerns over how the city would allocate that budget increase, but at a Staten Island Transportation and Traffic Task Force meeting on Friday, the DOT informed Oddo and councilmembers Debi Rose (D - North Shore) and Steven Matteo (R - Mid Island) about Island - specific spending.