City of Toledo

Toledo issues layoffs

Written by Kristen Rapin | | krapin@toledofreepress.com

The City of Toledo issued 137.5 layoff notices March 15, in attempt to present a balanced budget by March 31.

“Plan B” consists of layoff measures would cut 125 police officers and 32.5 other non-essential general fund positions, some that are currently empty. These personnel cuts are in addition to other cuts that have been proposed to Toledo City Council for approval.

Mayor Mike Bell has proposed $28 million in other initiatives to prevent layoffs, but while the proposals are being deliberated by council the mayor has set plan B in action in order to balance the budget by March 31.

Layoffs would be effective April 15.

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2 Responses to “Toledo issues layoffs”

  1. Ty Coon

    Decades of labor peace bought by spend thrift liberal Demonrats, will still carry on.
    So what if a few union loafers get laid off…unionists are die hard Marxist’s, as are most Demonrats.
    They have no other place to go than to stay with their BIG GOVERNMENT brethren.
    Union money will still go 99.99 % to the Demonrats, and always will.
    I can’t wait for SOCIALIZED medicine all ran ( ruined ) by unionized health care bureaucrats…once they check your party affiliation card…the treatment will be governed by whether you have a D or, an R or I, on it !
    YEEEEHAWWW !!

  2. Sue

    Now the old Firefighter wants to turn his back
    on old buddies along with the police and citizens of Toledo for his new buddies!!

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