Politics & Government
Proposed Budget 'Work in Progress'
The East Providence Budget Commission took its first look at the proposed $154 million spending plan on Thursday, Oct. 4; a second hearing is scheduled for Oct. 18.
The East Providence Budget Commission took its first look on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 4, at the proposed $154 million spending plan for next fiscal year that does not hike taxes, according to the East Providence Post.
And the reaction?
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“We’re viewing the budget as a work in progress, and it is a work in progress,” said Diane Brennan, the commission chairperson, in the Post story. We still have a ways to go.”
A second hearing on the budget is scheduled for Oct. 18 at 5 pm in Town Hall. It will follow the next Budget Commission meeting. See the story in the Post on the first hearing.
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