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Overtime hours are expected to be lower this year at below 900,000.
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Councilwoman Odette Ramos demands Mayor Brandon Scott to more than double the budget to cover legal services and wraparound support.
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Last year two sanitation workers died on the clock, including Ron Silver II’s death from heat stroke.
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Released early Wednesday morning, Mayor Brandon Scott’s budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2026 tries to close an $85M budget gap without cutting services.
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Nearly half of that, about $33 million, went to the Baltimore City Fire Department to cover overtime for sworn positions and unexpected contracting costs for fire and EMS services.
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The Baltimore City Council on Monday passed Mayor Brandon Scott’s 2025 budget without amendments.
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Baltimore City Comptroller Bill Henry, who sits on the city's financial decision-making committee, joins Midday to discuss the critical components of the proposed 2025 city budget, which the City Council has until June 26 to adopt.
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Mayor Scott called reforming electronic home monitoring his “biggest priority” for this session.
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For the first time in 125 years, the council has the power to cut and add from the budget proposal.
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Mayor Scott gives an update on Baltimore City's Summer youth engagement strategy, the need for new hires in his administration and the 2024 city budget.