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Allegheny County Proposes $3 Billion Budget Without Tax Hikes

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Sara Innamorato proposed a $3 billion budget for Allegheny County. The plan avoids tax increases and layoffs, with the operating budget totaling $1.25 billion. The proposal allocates additional funding for the Department of Human Services, housing, and eviction prevention.

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The budget reflects a 4.7% increase in the operating budget, though adjustments show most departments are receiving flat funding or a slight decrease. The allocation of additional funds to the Department of Human Services affects county service costs.

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