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The New York City Council and advocates are urging Mayor Adams to restore funding for various programs and services in the city budget. Calls include reinstating $7.1 million for the Community Composting program, $22 million for litter basket service, reversing cuts to early childhood education, investing in marketing and outreach, and funding full-day, full-year seats. Additionally, demands are made for the restoration of $53 million for cultural institutions, $75.6 million for cultural institutions, $58.3 million for libraries, and addressing budget cuts affecting services at Rikers Island.
Our city has available resources to invest in essential services that are critical for New Yorkers. Our budget must restore cuts in education, housing, cultural institutions, libraries, parks, sanitation, mental health solutions, and more. LFG!! https://t.co/BTYpDIlDRF
New York City Council demands more money for childhood education in city budget https://t.co/PNk28mYpPx https://t.co/cuGsOoUyvJ
In their response to Mayor Eric Adams’ preliminary budget released in January, councilmembers had sought an additional $3.66 billion in capital funds over the next five years for HPD via @CityLimits' @CPjanaro https://t.co/JL1JMjsZ8v