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Wu unveils $4.8 billion Boston budget proposal amid federal uncertainty
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Wednesday revealed a $4.8 billion operating budget that features no new hires and eliminatees the equivalent of nearly 500 jobs across several city departments for the new fiscal year. The spending plan represents a 4.4% increase when compared to the prior year’s budget.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said the city may be forced to make layoffs and implement a hiring freeze if anticipated federal ...
The meeting is scheduled for April 23 to discuss Boston's response to antisemitic incidents not yet identified to the city by ...
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu emphasized the city's preparedness for economic uncertainty but warned of a potential financial ...
Boston is not considering a hiring freeze or mass layoffs as the city leans down its budget in response to uncertainty about ...
We shouldn’t just think of this as ‘the problem for international students’ or the problem for ‘those people’ who might not ...
Wu, who has sparred with the Trump administration through sound bites and headlines, noted that the state of U.S. politics ...
🤑 “Fiscally responsible” is the name of the game. Wu’s $4.8 billion proposal is a modest 4.4% spending increase over the current year’s budget, compared to last year’s 8% budget bump. The overall ...
Since Wu gave birth to her third child in January, baby Mira has often tagged along as Wu attends to her mayoral duties and ...
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