The mayor's revised budget unveiled earlier this month includes layoffs, tax increases and cuts to services as a result of declining revenues from the pandemic.
BY E-ZPASS AND BY MAIL SINCEMARCH 26TH DUE TO THEPANDEMIC.PHILADELPHIA CITY COUNCILSILL MET VIRTUALLY THIS MORNINGTO CONSIDER THE REVISED BUDGETPROPOSED DELIVERED BY MAYORKENNEY.COUNCIL HEARD FROM JIM ANGLERTHAT MAYOR'S CHIEF OF STAFF.PROVIDED 21 THROUGH 25,FIVE YEAR PLAN, SUDDENDRAMATIC CHANGES IN SERVICEDEMAND AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONSAS A RESULT OF THE COVID-19GLOBAL PANDEMIC T PRIORITIZE ZKEEPING PHILADELPHIANSPARTICULARLY RESIDENTS SAFEAND BEING EDUCATED.WELL THE MAYOR'S REVISEDBUDGET UNVEILED EARLIER THISMONTH INCLUDES LAYOFFS, TAX
More than 135,000 Philadelphians have filed for unemployment since the pandemic started and some are still waiting for benefits.
The city continues to rebound, but without bumps along the way, including an unbalanced budget. Nashville's Vice Mayor, Jim..
