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Finance director says 2026 budget leans on actuals; ARPA obligations complete but union talks pose risk Finance director Bob Kenick told council the proposed 2026 budget was built from recent actuals rather than prior appropriations; the city has fully obligated about $47 million in ARPA funds, but pending AFSCME and police contract negotiations and Broad Street Market commitments create upside risk to the budget.

Harrisburg's finance director reveals a cautious 2026 budget built on actual spending, but looming union negotiations and market needs could shake things up.

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City Council Proposes $14.4M Budget Amendment for Facilities and Special Projects The proposed budget amendment supports an estimated $23.1M project with various funding sources.

Harrisburg City Council is considering a bold $14.4 million budget amendment to supercharge vital infrastructure projects for 2025!

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Vice President Greene Discusses Budget Transfers and Capital Projects Fund Details Vice President Greene outlines budget transfers to the general fund and capital projects.

Harrisburg City Council's recent budget discussions could reshape the future of our streets and services—find out how $100,000 in funding is making waves!

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What to know about SEPTA's looming service cuts The regional transit agency has announced cuts to 56 bus routes and increased fares starting Aug. 24. Rail lines and trolleys will also see changes. Here's what riders need to know.

Here in Philly we're facing a massive budget cuts to our transit infrastructure. #Septacuts #SEPTA #Harrisburgbudget #Republicanfacists

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