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Budget hearings begin Monday for Mayor Johnson's $17.6B budget proposal

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Budget hearings begin Monday for Mayor Johnson's $17.6B budget proposal — Evanston Government news

Chicago city leaders are debating Mayor Brandon Johnson's controversial $17.6 billion budget proposal, which aims to address an $882 million deficit through measures such as a new equitable employer tax and increased spending.

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