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Pittsburgh's 2025 preliminary budget trims $70 million, includes police cuts but no tax increases
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey has released his preliminary budget for 2025 and is looking to trim $70 million in spending. Gainey says this major cut from last year's budget is to focus on "maintaining funding for vital city services."
Council members react to Mayor Gainey’s proposed budget plan for Pittsburgh
We are hearing from Pittsburgh leaders on Mayor Ed Gainey’s massive plan to keep the city’s budget balanced. There are still a lot of questions about where the money is coming from. The budget proposal would trim $70 million in spending to keep the city’s finances balanced.
Gainey administration says 2025 draft budget makes cuts but protects Pittsburgh 'core services'
Mayor Ed Gainey’s proposed 2025 fiscal plan envisions a leaner operating budget as compared to last year, but administration officials stress that it still maintains funding for essential city services like policing and infrastructure.
Mayor Gainey's 2025 budget proposal to prioritize safety, stability in Pittsburgh
Mayor Ed Gainey released his preliminary budget for the 2025 fiscal year. A statement from the Mayor's Office said Monday that the 2025 budget will prioritize safe neighborhoods, welcoming communities, and thriving people while maintaining funding for city services and personnel.
Inside Mayor Ed Gainey’s preliminary $672M 2025 budget plan for Pittsburgh
The proposed budget works to address revenue shortfalls caused in part by the loss of American Rescue Plan Act funding.
Pittsburgh's 2025 preliminary budget trims $70 million and includes police cuts
Mayor Ed Gainey’s 2025 budget proposal is about $70 million less than this year. Between American Rescue Plan money running out and a bleak financial future, the city is tightening its belts. This includes police getting less money in 2025 than in 2024.
Pittsburgh abandons long-held policing target in leaner budget
Mayor Ed Gainey's first budget without COVID-inspired federal aid trims spending on parks, planning and facilities, and dials down police staffing goals. The post Pittsburgh abandons long-held policing target in leaner budget appeared first on PublicSource.
Gainey administration aiming to trim $70 million in spending from Pittsburgh's 2025 preliminary budget
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey has released his preliminary budget for 2025 and is looking to trim $70 million in spending.
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Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey Unveils Forward-Thinking 2025 Budget Proposal Focused on Public Services and Safety
Mayor Ed Gainey's proposed 2025 budget for Pittsburgh focuses on city services and quality-of-life improvements.
Gainey proposes $657M budget for 2025 with spending cuts, no tax hikes
The City of Pittsburgh’s preliminary 2025 budget released Monday by Mayor Ed Gainey would hold the line on taxes, cut ...
Mayor wants consultant to improve Pittsburgh's recruiting and retaining police
The effort comes as Mayor Gainey's preliminary plans for 2025 would lower the funding budgeted for police staffing.