
Council President Hollingsworth on the budget, progressive policies, and mayor's homelessness goals
Budget deficits are an annual trend for post pandemic Seattle. The city is facing a projected $175 million dollar budget shortfall next year. To solve that, the city's socialist mayor has put forward no new taxes. She’s instead calling for cuts to many departments, while adding more police.
Now the ball is in the city council’s court, to amend and pass the budget by the end of the year.
This is just one of the many items the council has on its plate – including housing and public safety initiatives.
Today on the show: Seattle City Council President Joy Hollingsworth
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