Public Hearing Schedule For Mayor’s Proposed Budget

A public hearing on Mayor Joe Ganim’s $561 million proposed budget will take place Thursday 6 p.m. in City Council chambers before the Budget and Appropriations Committee. See full budget schedule and timeline here. The proposed spending plan calls for no tax increase.

A public hearing on the Board of Education and Library budgets will take place April 24. Another public hearing on the budget is scheduled for May 3 followed by a possible budget committee vote prior to the full City Council voting May 7 or 8. Most of the budget action comes at the committee level.

The full City Council will meet Monday night at 7 when a number of mayoral appointments will be referred to the Miscellaneous Matters Committee for approval, according to an addendum to the council agenda. Full council agenda here. Addendum here.

COMMUNICATIONS TO BE REFERRED TO COMMITTEES:

Communication from Mayor re: Appointment of Sandra D. Carmichael (D) to the Ethics Commission, referred to Miscellaneous Matters Committee.

Communication from Mayor re: Appointment of Edward J. Mclaine (R) to the Zoning Board of Appeals, referred to Miscellaneous Matters Committee.

Communication from Mayor re: Appointment of Wayne A. Mazzoni (D) to the Zoning Board of Appeals, referred to Miscellaneous Matters Committee.

Communication from Mayor re: Appointment of Martha Santiago (D) to the Board of Park Commissioners, referred to Miscellaneous Matters Committee.

Communication from Mayor re: Appointment of Osiba A. Nelson (D) to the Water Pollution Control Authority Commission, referred to Miscellaneous Matters Committee.

Communication from Mayor re: Appointment of Nina Thomas (D) to the Water Pollution Control Authority Commission, referred to Miscellaneous Matters Committee.

MATTER TO BE ACTED UPON (CONSENT CALENDAR): Contracts Committee Report re: Professional Services Agreement for the City’s Master Plan

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  1. A long list of political hacks who have kissed the ring. Just that phony shithead Ganim covering his ass before the nominating process . Question why fill them now after leaving them vacant so long. Oh by the way Joe how about president of civil service commission?

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  2. Crazy – Ganim and Finch before him both flat funding the schools. Thus hurting the main communities that put them in office. Ganim is taking care of his cronies that he thinks are going to help him become Governor. Please – the rest of the state is not that crazy, and the ones that supported you here would be foolish to support him again since he has turned his back on them. In 2 years let him go back to his Air BNB side business or being a greeter at Testo’s.

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