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Demand NYC Council Take Action for #NYCBudgetJustice!
Join New Yorkers from across the city to urge City Council to take action for #NYCBudgetJustice in this year's city budget.
#NYCBudgetJustice is a call to action for our city leaders to build real public safety through investment in infrastructure and community safety solutions and reducing the reliance on police and criminalization.
Mayor Eric Adams' proposed FY25 budget includes significant staffing and budget cuts to crucial agencies, services, and infrastructure – cuts that undermine the foundation of safe and thriving cities. At the same time, the mayor has virtually fully restored the staffing and budget of the NYPD and the FY25 Executive Budget includes $11.9 billion dollars in police spending and a new $225M+ capital project plan for a mega-police training facility, similar to heavily criticized and dangerous Cop City projects in other cities, like Atlanta, GA. It is particularly concerning that these continued increases to the size, scope and budget of the NYPD are being proposed when NYPD overspending, misconduct, discriminatory tactics and secrecy is at an all-time high.
Despite the Mayor's attempts, City Council cannot continue to reward the NYPD by expanding police spending while gutting key NYC programs that create the ecosystem of non-police safety infrastructure for our communities. It's time to invest in the programs and services that create real safety for New Yorkers.
Take action with us today to ensure your council member hears this important message!
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