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Mayor Introduces 2018 Budget Priorities
Bloomington, Ind. - The week-long City budget departmental hearings begin at 6:00 p.m. tonight, August 14, with Mayor Hamilton introducing priorities for the 2018 fiscal year in front of Common Council.
The mayor’s priorities include economic health, public safety, affordable housing, and efficient and transparent operations. The mayor also will introduce two special projects, funding for the City’s upcoming bicentennial and an investment to support quality child care for low-income families in our community.
For the mayor’s remarks and more info, visit bloomington.in.gov/city/budget.
Budget Hearings Schedule:
Monday, August 14
Human Resources, Legal, Information and Technology Services, Telecommunications, City Council, City Clerk, Controller, Office of the Mayor
Tuesday, August 15
Police Department, Police Pension, Fire Department, Fire Pension, Public Transit, Utilities
Wednesday, August 16
Bloomington Housing Authority, Housing and Neighborhood Development, Economic and Sustainable Development, Community and Family Resources, Parks and Recreation
Thursday, August 17
Planning and Transportation, Public Works General, Animal Control, Fleet Maintenance, Traffic Control and Streets, Sanitation, Facilities
The public is invited to watch the budget presentations on CATS public access television or in Council Chambers in City Hall, located at 401 N. Morton St.
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