• Alex Nitkin
    JUN 17, 2020
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    Aldermen clash over competing housing proposals, ‘silly’ Rules Committee procedures

    A procedural committee meeting convened Tuesday to put a stalled ordinance back on track developed into an intense debate over the city’s plan to help struggling renters and the council’s idiosyncratic process for passing legislation.

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    Alex speaks to Chicago CFO Jennie Bennett, Budget Director Susie Park & Comptroller Reshma Soni about the Mayor $16.7 billion budget plan for the 2022 Fiscal Year. But can the plan really help climb Chicago out of the financial hole it has been digging for decades? And will it position the city for financial stability after its $1.9 billion share of American Rescue Plan funding dries up?

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