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Oakland mayor’s two-year budget calls for layoffs but spares police officer cuts
OAKLAND — Faced with a crushing financial deficit totaling $265 million over the next two years, Oakland’s interim mayor proposed a budget Monday that includes dozens of layoffs and the freezing of hundreds of other positions. But the two-year budget spares the city’s police and fire departments from further staffing cuts. Councilmember Kevin Jenkins — serving as the city’s acting leader before Mayor-elect Barbara Lee is sworn in later this mont…
New Oakland budget would slash unfilled jobs to avoid public safety cuts
New Oakland budget would slash unfilled jobs to avoid public safety cuts Interim Mayor Kevin Jenkins’ proposed budget mostly maintains spending on core city services. But it relies on a $40 million parcel tax that has yet to go before voters.
Oakland’s interim mayor delivers budget proposal to tackle massive deficit, preserve core city services
Interim Oakland Mayor Kevin Jenkins delivered a nearly $4.4 billion, two-year budget proposal to the City Council Monday, emphasizing the need to protect police and fire services while simultaneously tackling a massive budget deficit. Along with the draft budget documents, Jenkins delivered a letter to the Council laying out in broad strokes his vision for the city’s financial life, including how he’ll eliminate an estimated $268 million deficit…
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