2014 Proposed Budget
McGinn's 2014 Proposed Budget Prioritizes Public Safety, Human Services, and Transportation
JobsSeattle is experiencing a much higher rate of job growth than the rest of the state and the rest of the nation. |
Rainy Day FundWith the 2014 Proposed Budget, the City’s rainy day fund has been refilled not only to its pre-recession level, but to its highest level ever. |
TransportationFunding for road maintenance has increased by 37% since 2010. |
Human ServicesInvesting in human services builds a stronger city in which we include everyone in our prosperity, and meet the needs of all our residents. |
NeighborhoodsThe 2014 Proposed Budget invests more money to strengthen the vitality of Seattle’s neighborhoods. |
Public SafetySince 2012 funding has been added to hire 42 additional police officers, including 15 new officers in the 2014 Proposed Budget. |