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The Springfield City Council has signed off on the mayor’s budget. Most openly approve of the roughly $1 billion plan, though some councilors point out with property taxes likely going up again, relief would go a long way.
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The mayor of Springfield, Massachusetts presented his budget proposal this week, with no major cuts planned.
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T.J. Plante oversaw municipal finances in Springfield for 16 years
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City Councilors approve using $3 million in free cash
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Concerns voiced over the impact on property taxes
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Civilian board has no line item in the mayor's recommended budget
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Mayor Domenic Sarno recommends a $878 million budget for FY2024
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City Council plans three hearings in the neighborhoods
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Latest transfer is $500,000 with more to follow as comptroller eyes winter gas and light bills
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Property tax relief is discussed during budget debate