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Community board chairs express concern over proposed cuts to city budget that will slash services across Queens

By Bill Parry Posted on
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The Queens Borough Board voted overwhelmingly to approve the package of budget priorities Monday, Feb. 13, although several community board chairs expressed concern over issues caused by the city’s migrant crisis.

Chaired by Queens Borough President Donovan Richards, the budget priorities were developed largely from input received from two days of public hearings late last month on Mayor Eric Adam’s proposed $102 billion 2024 budget.

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Community board chairs express concern over proposed cuts to city budget that will slash services across Queens

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