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Schenectady's budget leans on state aid that nobody has promised yet
$14 million-plusdeficit Schenectady is trying to plug
City officials are expected to ask for additional aid in the next state budget.
Source: Times Union
If you pay Schenectady property taxes, here's where the budget stands. City officials are expected to advocate for more state aid in the next state budget, and the Times Union calls that a gamble because the aid isn't promised.
The Daily Gazette reported the call for a special meeting and then followed up overnight.
- Special meeting: Mon., Nov. 2, to pass the budget
- Gazette headline: city “fails to break tax cap”
- Gazette headline: city “violates charter budget deadline”
- Times Union: the aid is meant to shrink a “massive tax hike”
Two papers report where Schenectady's budget stands
| Outlet | What it reports |
|---|---|
| Times Union | Officials expected to seek more state aid |
| Times Union | The aid isn't promised |
| Daily Gazette | Special meeting called for Monday |
| Daily Gazette | Fails to break tax cap; violates charter deadline |
Sources: Times Union, The Daily Gazette


