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City Council says it’s found billions more to reverse Mayor Adams’ spending cuts in its budget plan

By Ethan Stark-Miller Posted on April 1, 2024

The City Council on Monday announced it has identified more than $6 billion in additional funds that can be used to reverse Mayor Eric Adams’ series of deep budget cuts in its response to his Fiscal Year 2025 preliminary budget.

The budget plan’s release on April 1 kicks off the next phase of heated negotiations leading up to the June 30 deadline where the mayor and council must agree on a spending plan for the coming fiscal year.

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City Council says it’s found billions more to reverse Mayor Adams’ spending cuts in its budget plan

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