Mayor Michael Bloomberg is seen in the Blue Room at City Hall (credit: Spencer T Tucker/Mayor’s Office)
Reporting Rich Lamb
NEW YORK (WCBS 880) - With New York City’s budget director saying he fears Albany’s money problems could result in another $2 billion cut to the city, Mayor Michael Bloomberg says he’ll let you know what’s about to happen.
“As we get closer, we will enunciate, in detail, what $2 billion means,” said Bloomberg. “It means an enormous number of police officers, firefighters, sanitation workers, teachers, every single agency in the city.”
The mayor says the big five – education, police, fire, correction, and sanitation – will bear the brunt of the burden.
