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31, 2019, according to the police department.This year, the department’s authorized strength is 620 officers. There were 611 officers on the payroll as of Aug. While last year’s budget did not officially cut or increase the department’s sworn strength, it effectively kept the department from responding to attrition, and the total numbers of available boots on the ground have trended downward.The police department’s authorized strength was 635 officers in 2019. Paul Police Department created through officer retirements. They created an Office of Violence Prevention in 2018 with a similar mission, but without an adequately staffed police department it’s impossible to determine if it’s working because the city is in chaos.” FILLING OPEN POLICE POSITIONS, CAPITAL INVESTMENT PLANCarter said he would use federal American Rescue Plan dollars to quickly fill open positions in the St. All we need to do is look across the river to Minneapolis as a primary example.
$18 million for modernizing city services. $40 million for jobs and career-readiness programs. $40 million for neighborhood safety strategies. KEY PRIORITIESCarter pointed to key priorities that will be guided by ARP dollars:
A PANDEMIC YEAR OF BELT-TIGHTENINGWorking with a coalition of like-minded urban mayors from across the country, Carter has sought to continue his legacy of providing progressive relief strategies for the city’s existing residents.In the early months of the pandemic, the city’s Bridge Fund provided more than $4 million in emergency relief to 1,200 families and additional small businesses.A separate pilot project has aimed to put $300 in monthly housing assistance in the hands of 250 families for five years. And, another $10 million to boost procurement, program evaluation, compliance and other technical administrative services related to the ARP funds.“We are aggressively working to get those dollars out the door,” said Carter, while calling each spending category a general “guidepost.” Instead of committing the federal money all at once, specific initiatives will be evaluated on a “rolling basis” over the next two years, he said. $3.6 million in vaccine and public health engagement.
“We still don’t know where the end of this thing will all be, but… finally having some help from the federal government … and most people in our community vaccinated now, it kind of gives us a way to shift our posture.” Related ArticlesSt. In December, the city council approved the mayor’s austere 2021 city budget proposal, which kept the city’s $165 million tax levy flat and decreased general fund spending by $8 million, without city layoffs or dipping into budget reserves.“This time last year we brought forward a very challenging and very defensive budget … with no clear timeline on a vaccine and a lot of uncertainty ahead of us,” said Carter. Even the streambed at Mears Park and the Como mermaid fountain went dry. Paul.The hole was closed with the help of federal relief dollars and deep cuts to city services. Paul department leaders are accustomed to being told each budget season to scour their expenses for even minor fat to cut, but the past 17 months have taken belt-tightening to a whole new level.By late fall of 2020, pandemic and riot-related expenses, on top of freefalling revenue such as parking meters and hotel fees, had resulted in a $22 million budget crunch for the city of St. Unemployment has fallen but “is still above pre-pandemic levels,” said Carter, who also pointed to the city’s rapid response to a dramatic uptick in homelessness last winter.St.

