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Mayor Adams' budget plan restores NYPD funding but keeps $58 million cut to city libraries - Vimarsana News

Mayor Adams' budget plan restores NYPD funding but keeps $58 million cut to city libraries

NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams’ latest city budget proposal would pump more than $62 million into hiring new NYPD officers — but keep in place a similarly sized spending cut to New York’s public library systems that their leaders say could deal an existential blow to their branches’ ability to operate. The executive budget for the 2025 fiscal year, which Adams formally unveiled in a speech ...

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NY HEAT Act left out of State Budget, lawmakers to debate during session - Vimarsana News

NY HEAT Act left out of State Budget, lawmakers to debate during session

Despite aspects of the NY HEAT Act included in the Executive Budget proposal and both One-House Budget Proposal.

Mayor Adams Announces Plan to Invest Over $22 Million in NYC Cultural Organizations - Vimarsana News

Mayor Adams Announces Plan to Invest Over $22 Million in NYC Cultural Organizations

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams today announced that the city will make multiple investments in New York City’s cultural sector by allocating more than $22 million over the next three fiscal years for the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) as part of the city’s Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 Executive Budget.

Mayor Adams restores half of next year's NYPD classes, adding 1,200 to depleted ranks - Vimarsana News

Mayor Adams restores half of next year's NYPD classes, adding 1,200 to depleted ranks

The new rookies from the July and October classes are expected to add 1,200 to the dwindling ranks of the police department, which has struggled to recruit new officers and retain seasoned cops over the last few years.

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Sen. Stec votes against provision to allow closure of five correctional facilities - Vimarsana News

Sen. Stec votes against provision to allow closure of five correctional facilities

Sen. Dan Stec (R,C-Queensbury) voted against the Public Protection and General Government Bill (S.8305-C) state budget bill and a measure in it that authorizes the closure of up-to five correctional …