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More Money Needed to Deliver on Pennsylvania’s Top Budget Priorities: Analysis of Governor Shapiro’s First Executive Budget 2023-24

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Governor’s Budget 2023 – Resource Page

On March 7, 2023, the Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center released its annual analysis of the Governor’s Budget. In...

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Governor Shapiro’s First Budget: The Right Priorities But Inadequate Funding

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Analysis of Pennsylvania’s 2022-2023 Executive Budget

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PA Budget and Policy Center Statement on Governor Wolf’s 2022-2023 Executive Budget

For Immediate Release February 8, 2022 Contact: Kirstin Snow, snow@pennbpc.org PA Budget and Policy Center Statement on Governor Wolf’s...

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Pivoting to a Moral Pittsburgh Economy: New Mayor, New Opportunities

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ANALYSIS: A Historic Opportunity to Transform Pittsburgh’s Budget

On Thursday, September 30, Mayor Peduto submitted a proposed $770 million combined operating and capital budget for 2022 with...

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Analysis of the Pennsylvania 2021-22 Executive Budget

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Budgeting our Values in Pittsburgh: An Analysis of Mayor Peduto’s 2021 Budget Proposal

Read and download the full report here. Download the one-pagers: Affordable Housing Police Funding Workforce Development Funding The Pittsburgh...

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The Budget Pennsylvania Needs Now: A Preview and Analysis of the Full-Year 2020 Budget

Download or print full document. No matter where we live, what we look like, whether we are native-born or...

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STATEMENT: On Governor Wolf’s Proposed 2020-21 Budget

Following Governor Wolf’s budget address, Marc Stier, director of the Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center, released the following response....

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The 2019-20 Enacted Budget: How Did Education Fare?

While this 2018-19 budget increase moves us in the right direction with increased funding for education, it still does...

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