The Pittsburgh City Council held a budget hearing on November 26, 2024, focusing on the proposed budget for the fiscal year 2025. The total budget is set at approximately $213 million, with estimated expenses slightly lower at around $212.95 million.

A significant portion of the budget, totaling $41 million, is allocated for capital projects aimed at development and modernization within the city. The council presented a detailed breakdown of the budget, including a pie chart that illustrates how funds will be distributed across various departments and initiatives.

The budget discussion emphasized transparency, with line items clearly outlined to show where taxpayer money will be utilized. This includes funding for development projects and administrative costs, ensuring that residents understand the financial planning for the upcoming year.

Overall, the budget hearing highlighted the city’s commitment to responsible financial management and development, setting the stage for future growth and improvements in Pittsburgh. Further discussions and approvals will follow as the council moves toward finalizing the budget.