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Albany's controversial commuter tax proposal got support from most of the Common Council Monday, but it faces an uphill fight in the New York State Legislature.
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The "commuter tax" is being floated by some Albany Common Council members, but the tax proposal faces steep odds in the New York State Legislature.
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Members of Albany's Common Council grilled the mayor's budget team over steep proposed tax increases, a budget report that contained accounting errors and if the mayor has a plan B.
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Police overtime is one of the biggest single drivers of the City of Albany's $26 million budget gap this year.
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Albany's 2027 budget proposal is Mayor Dorcey Applyrs' response to the city's worsening financial condition.
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The City of Albany made unrealistic budget projections, leading to deficit spending, the New York State Comptroller's report found.
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The comptroller determined that the City of Albany is the second most fiscally stressed municipality in New York State as Albany faces eight-figure budget gaps.
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Albany Mayor Dorcey Applyrs is proposing the creation of a registry for vacant storefronts.
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Because Albany Police Chief Brendan Cox is retired from APD, state law requires the city to search for candidates. Mayor Dorcey Applyrs appointed Cox in January and still supports him.
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Officials in Albany already knew the city’s finances were in a rough spot, but a recent midyear budget report from the mayor's office is painting an even more dismal picture.