Johnson's latest budget proposal has no property tax hike, cuts 10 jobs from his office

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Johnson's Latest Budget Proposal Has No Property Tax Hike, Cuts 10 Jobs From His Office

By Chicago Sun-Times

Mayor Brandon Johnson is now offering to eliminate a revised $68.5 million property tax increase and cut 10 jobs from the mayor’s office in hopes of ending Chicago’s marathon budget stalemate. With just over two weeks to go before the Dec. 31 deadlin ...Read more

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