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  1. Comptroller Corner

    Miller-Williams responds to Mayor's 2020-2021 Recommended Budget

    Buffalo Comptroller Barbara Miller-Williams issued a response to Mayor Byron W. Brown’s 2020-2021 recommended budget that is geared toward returning the City to a path of economic recovery amid the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Read on...
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    Mayor Brown submits 2020-2021 Recommended Budget

    Mayor Byron Brown has introduced his Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Recommended Budget. The $519 million spending plan will keep the City workforce intact, make critical investments to protect the health and safety of residents, and more.. Read on...
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    Financial Status Report provided amid COVID-19 pandemic

    A Year to Date Budget Report for the City of Buffalo has been submitted to the Common Council, noting a reduction in general revenues and sales tax receipts amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on...
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    City of Buffalo Receives Favorable Interest Rate on $34.8 Million Borrowing for Capital Projects

    Buffalo Comptroller Barbara Miller-Williams has announced that the City of Buffalo went to the bond market on Thursday, April 16, 2020 to borrow $34.8 million in bond anticipation notes (BAN), receiving a rate of 0.92% on the one-year notes. Read on...
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    BMHA owes taxpayers $4 million

    It took 16 months for the Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority to admit that Comptroller Mark Schroeder was right – it does owe the City of Buffalo $4 million dollars. Now the comptroller wants to know when taxpayers will get their money. Read More
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    Paid to Sleep? City Paying Napping Dispatchers

    Civilian dispatchers in the Buffalo Fire Department can sleep on the job for 10 hours during their 48-hour shifts, the department acknowledged at a special meeting of the Common Council’s finance committee last week. Read More
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    Schroeder Warns of Buffalo’s Dwindling Reserves

    Year-end financials show difficult road ahead for Buffalo, as nearly $35 million in reserves are needed to close budget gap. Read More
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    Audit Finds Dispatchers Working 48-Hour Shifts

    There were also 137 instances of about a dozen city dispatchers working 24 consecutive hours, as Comptroller Schroeder’s audit exposes excessive overtime in the Buffalo Fire Department. Read More
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