Cincinnati City Council: Budget Cuts Loom for Police & Fire
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Cincinnati City Council begins budget discussions for next year, with potential cuts to police and fire departments. Despite a $5.4 million increase last year for public safety, the police department remains short by approximately 100 officers. The police union warns that any cuts could negatively impact public safety and staffing. Council members have not yet determined priorities, but cuts may be considered based on city leaders proposals. Public input is welcome at hearings on March 4th, 11th, and 16th, with a final vote expected by June 30th.
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