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City treasurer proposes abolishing $57M Catalyst Fund to avert midyear layoffs
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midyearbudgetcitytreasurershortfalllayoffsmillionfundfireneighborhoods
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- City · Chicago Sun-Times
- Catalyst Fund · Chicago Sun-Times
- City Treasurer Melissa Conyears · Chicago Sun-Times
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- "City Treasurer Melissa Conyears-Ervin wants to disband a fund created a decade ago to jump-start development in South and West Side neighborhoods, and use the remaining $57 million to prevent the city’s midyear budget shortfall from triggering police and fire department layoffs." · Chicago Sun-Times
- "Even before confronting the $1 billion hole in next year’s budget, Chicago faces a $90 million midyear shortfall after alternative revenue approved over Mayor Brandon Johnson’s objections fell short." · Chicago Sun-Times
