Chicago Faces $306M Budget Shortfall in 2023: Chicago’s Budget Director – WTTW (Chicago)

That's approximately $561 million less than the deficit Chicago’s top financial official warned members of the Chicago City Council they would have to deal with unless they quickly approved a Chicago casino.
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Marko
1 year ago

Can’t we just start firing all these mopes already? Half of city hall could be wiped out and you wouldn’t even notice. Keep the cops and firemen, outsource streets & sans, electric and forestry with a competitive non-union bid. Billions saved and work would actually get done.

Lions Choice
1 year ago

FAILED CITY ALERT: Even After Billions Of Biden Bailout Boondoggle Bucks, Lightfoot Still Can’t Balance City Budget  

The Paraclete
1 year ago
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Most of the city administration have no idea where the money goes. Half can’t read or construct a financial spread sheet, no it’s not a bedding enhancement!

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