Pittsburgh Mayor Unveils 2027 Budget Plan to Address Deficit

Pittsburgh mayor unveils 2027 budget plan to address deficit

Pittsburgh Mayor Corey O'Connor announced his preliminary 2027 budget plan and five-year plan. He said there will not be tax increases or layoffs, but they did make millions of dollars in cuts.

O’Connor budget means big changes for housing, anti-violence funding

Claiming “deceptive and irresponsible” budgeting by his predecessor and a zero bank balance by 2032, Pittsburgh’s mayor floated a belt-tightening proposal without tax hikes or layoffs. The post O’Connor budget means big changes for housing, anti-violence funding appeared first on Pittsburgh's Public Source. PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to

Mayor O’Connor’s first budget proposal is due today as the city faces mounting financial challenges

After months of digging into the city’s precarious finances, Mayor Corey O’Connor is finally poised to give Pittsburghers their first look...

Mayor O’Connor Submits 2027 Preliminary Budget and Five-Year Plan to City Council Focused on Fundamental Government Services, Financial Transparency and Growth