Power Point for 2011 State of the City Address by Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner

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State of theState of the CitCit

MayorMayor Stephanie A. MinerStephanie A. Miner

January 27, 2011January 27, 2011


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WelcomeWelcome

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Executive DirectorExecutive Director


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InvocationInvocation

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Father JohnFather John FenlonFenlont. atr c s oman at o c urct. atr c s oman at o c urc


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Pledge of AllegiancePledge of Allegiance__________________________________________________

44thth Grader at Martin Luther King Jr. SchoolGrader at Martin Luther King Jr. School


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IntroductionIntroduction

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The Hon. JeanThe Hon. Jean KessnerKessner yracuse ommon ounc yracuse ommon ounc


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State of theState of the CitCit

MayorMayor Stephanie A. MinerStephanie A. Miner

January 27, 2011January 27, 2011


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In accordance with the Charter of theIn accordance with the Charter of the

The Mayor shall present an annual message to the CommonThe Mayor shall present an annual message to the CommonCouncil of the City of Syracuse on the State of the City.Council of the City of Syracuse on the State of the City.

Van B. RobinsonPresident Kathleen JoyCouncilor-at-Large Lance DennoCouncilor-at-Lar eJean Kessner

Councilor-at-Large

Matthew J. Rayo Patrick J. Hogan R an McMahon Thomas M. Seals Nader P. Maroun1st District 2nd District 3rd District 4th District 5th District

Syracuse Common Council


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verson ogo


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e isca torm


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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2010

Cut Here. Invest There..

. . . We are leaving an era where to be a mayor, governor,

senator or president was, on balance, to give things away topeople. And we are entering an era where to be a leader will

mean, on balance, to take things away from people. It is the

onl wa well et our fiscal house in order before the

market, brutally, does it for us.


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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2010

Cut Here. Invest There. .

. . . We are leaving an era where to be a mayor, governor,

senator or president was, on balance, to give things away to

FRIDAY, MAY 7, 2010

people. And we are entering an era where to be a leader will

mean, on balance, to take things away from people. It is the

onl wa well et our fiscal house in order before the

By MICHAEL HOWARD SAUL

The tough $62.9 billion budget that Mayor Michael

market, brutally, does it for us.Bloomberg proposed Thursday . . . plans to slash the city headcount by nearly 11,000 employees, about 3.7% of the total

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nearly 5,000 from attrition. . . .


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Nearly 200 fewer funded positions

Non-uniform overtime down 30% DPW overtime down 44% in record snows

-overtime is down by $1.1 million


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Fund Balance

$0.0 2009-2010

($10.0)

($5.0) ro ec e c ua

($20.0)

($15.0)

($30.0)

($25.0)


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Fund Balance

$0.0 2009-2010

($10.0)

($5.0) ro ec e c ua

($20.0)

($15.0)

($30.0)

($25.0)


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Consolidation


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ConsolidationMailingMailing ArboristArborist PurchasingPurchasing


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ConsolidationInformation TechnologyInformation Technology


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State Budget Crisis


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Combined 2010-2011City and School Budget


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Combined 2010-2011City and School Budget

$339 $324

from

a e


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tructura u get a enges

Unresolved revenue gap of $16 million

Short-term loss of $10 million in sales tax

. m on ncrease or prev ous ynegotiated employee and retiree health

$9.4 million increase in ension billin sfrom the state between now and 2012


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33--Year Pension Contribution:Year Pension Contribution:

$17,000,000

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Police & FirePolice & Fire

$17,387,121$16,000,000

$15,000,000

$14,495,549

$13,000,000

$14,000,000

$12,000,000

$11,182,281$11,000,000

2010 2011 2012


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33--Year Pension Contribution:Year Pension Contribution:NonNon--UniformUniform

$6,500,000

$6,584,097

$6,000,000

$5,000,000

, ,

$4,500,000

$3,495,135

$4,091,083

$3,500,000

, ,

$3,000,000

2010 2011 2012


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New York Conference of Mayors

Temporary freeze in public sector wages

Reforming the current pension system

Amend the compulsory arbitration law tobalance the needs of ublic sector workerswith the taxpayers ability to pay


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SUNDAY, JANUARY 16, 2011

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police, fire cutsCAMDEN, N.J. Yet another crisis is upon this

burdened city, among the most impoverished and

crime-ridden in the country. Deep layoffs of city workersgo into effect on Tuesday . . . .


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The future is ours to win.But to get there,

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January 25, 2011


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Community Development Block Grant

u e ormer a m n s ra ve u ge

from 44% of our federal allocation to 20%

Translated into $1 million in additional

funds for housing


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Prospect Hill


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ew rocess

un ing targete in our categories:

repairs of vacant homes

mprovement to ne g or oo us nesscorridors

Homelessness prevention programs

Special needs of seniors and teens


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Code Enforcement


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Director of Code

Enforcement


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Project Site Review


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Cit Line-


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Youth and AdultYouth and Adult


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Youth and AdultYouth and Adult

e o o ce v sory roupse o o ce v sory roups


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Near Westside CamerasNear Westside Cameras


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Near Westside CamerasNear Westside Cameras


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Investment inr r


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ustaina i ity an


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reenInfrastructure

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OnondagaOnondaga CreekwalkCreekwalk


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Fowler High School

Institute of Technology


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Bob Behler

President and CEO of SRC, Inc.


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Sa Yes to Education 992 city high school graduates in college

colleges , e ementary an m e-sc oo

students in Say Yes afterschool programs

150 Syracuse University students arementors to high school students

2,000 families a year enroll their childrenin Say Yes summer programs

Free health insurance and legal assistance


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Not ing wortNot ing wort

doing is ever easy.doing is ever easy.


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BenedictionBenediction

____________________________________________________The Rev. David L.The Rev. David L. TanyhillTanyhill, Jr., Jr.

e egrovee egrove ss onary apt st urcss onary apt st urc


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doing is ever easy.doing is ever easy.

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