Mayor Brandon Johnson’s team defended failed property tax hike plan to investors – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

Chief Financial Officer Jill Jaworski didn’t get specific on new revenue besides advocating for Springfield to amend Chicago’s sales tax to broaden the services for which it applies. She did, however, take a jab at aldermen and contended they made the situation going into the 2026 budget worse by not making the difficult decision to hike property taxes this year.
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Call my shrink
10 months ago

Jill has the dem mentality “Blled em Dry “.
Shell go far in the dems organization

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