Buffalo Comptroller's Office, NY

Comptroller Barbara Miller-Williams Issues Response to the Mayor’s FY23 Recommended Budget

The administration’s recommended budget is supported by several nonrecurring revenue sources. “As I have stated in the past, the City must be very cautious about relying on one time... sources of income,” said Comptroller Barbara Miller-Williams. Read on...
Comptroller Announces Buffalo S&P Bond Rating has been Upgraded from “Negative” to “Stable”

S&P has upgraded the City of Buffalo’s Bond Rating from “Negative” to “Stable” and continues to assign an “A+” long-term rating on the GO debt rating. The City was upgraded due to positive financial operations in FY21 and anticipated surplus in FY22. Read on...
Comptroller Barbara Miller-Williams Issues Response to Receipt of Tribal Compact Gaming Revenues

Buffalo is projected to receive up to $38.5 million in revenues based on the terms of the Tribal Compact Gaming agreement. This will boost the City’s cash account balance and provide some financial flexibility. Read on...
Miller-Williams advances sale of $22 million in water bonds

Comptroller Barbara Miller-Williams went to the bond market this week to advance the sale of $22 million in bonds for the Buffalo Municipal Water Finance Authority (BMWFA). Miller-Williams indicated that the bonds will be resold on Oct 21, 2020. Read on...